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The number pi is equal to 3.141592653 and so on and so on and it represents the ratio of any circles circumference to its diameter, but why is the symbol pi used? Why not use c, or even phi? What about a circle? Why not a picture of a cat? The idea is that any symbol could have been used, and the number would still be 3.14159. Well when Archimedes started to calculate pi by using polygons with more and more sides he needed a letter to label the number he found. Being Greek he used perifreia meaning periphery, or permetros meaning perimeter to describe the circumference of the circle. Just as we would use H to label the height of a tree today he used the letter pi from permetros for the number 3.14159. That is why the symbol pi is used today.