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Dear Einstein, Happy Birthday
(Happy Pi Day)
🎉 Celebrating Pi Day and Einstein’s 137th Birthday with Magic Squares 🧮✨
Today is March 14 — the calendar date that mirrors the digits of π (pi), the most famous irrational number in mathematics: approximately 3.14159...
Pi represents the ratio of a circle’s circumference to its diameter, and it's a constant that has fascinated mathematicians for centuries. That's why every year, March 14 (3/14) is celebrated around the world as Pi Day — a tribute to the beauty and mystery of circles.
But that’s not all…
🎂 March 14 is also the birthdate of one of the greatest minds in history — Albert Einstein!
Born on March 14, 1879, today marks what would be his 137th birthday.
🧠 Honoring Einstein with a Magical Touch
To celebrate both Pi Day and Einstein’s 137th birthday, let’s explore two magic squares created using five significant numbers:
➡️ 03, 14, 18, 79, and 137
These numbers represent:
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03 → March (the third month)
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14 → The date
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18 → Possibly the year suffix from a reference like 2018 (or could stand in creatively for ‘Pi Day in 2018’)
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79 → Year of Einstein’s birth (1879)
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137 → Einstein’s 137th birthday
These five numbers form the first row of two uniquely constructed magic squares, where the sum of numbers in each row, column, and diagonal is the same — a delightful blend of numerical harmony!
🧊 Magic Square 1
Magic square 2
1) Details of an addition pattern :
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