Geometry 10.6c, Use Geometric Probability to estimate pi

An explanation of how we can use geometric probability to estimate the value of pi. We use a 4 x 6 grid that is the width of a coin and toss the coin onto the grid 20 times. We let X represent the number of times the coin lands touching or covering an intersection of two grid lines. Then we estimate Pi by using the formula pi is approximately 4 times the quotient of 20 and X. We find the average of several results to see how accurate our estimate of the value of pi will become.

Geometry 10.6a, Probability

Geometry 10.6b, Geometric Probability

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