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Pi Challenge 104 numbers in 29 seconds

Congratulations to my Dearest Son Muhammad Ahmad Khan: Pi challenge: Successful recitatation of 104 numbers in 29seconds A 5 years old boy from Horton Grange Primary School Class 1B is believed to have become the youngest Briton (unofficial 5 year age bracket) to recite Pi to 104 decimal places in the quickest time of 29 seconds, after performing the feat in his School assembly. Muhammad Ahmad Khan, Son of Muhammad Yasir Khan in Bradford, West Yorkshire, England achieved the feat in his school on 13th March 2019 to mark Pi Day of 14th March after rehearsing for 2 month. The Pi number is used in Maths, physics Space exploration and supercomputing-because its value can be used in calculations for circles, cylinders and waves. Pi is calculated by dividing a circle’s circumference by its diameter. The first digits, 3.14 are well known, but the number is infinitely long and extending the sequence is difficult because the number follows no pattern. Ahmad, son of British Pakistani parents, is a very quiet and shy boy and does not speak much in front of people, it was difficult at the beginning but after rehearsing and performing Pi 104 numbers in Ahmad’s School-We are very proud of what Ahmad have achieved. “Ahmad love Maths and its Ahmad’s favourite subject” Ahmad secured 54 position in United Kingdom and in World stands at 789 Position.