Calculating Pi with Darts

The video tutorial explores a creative method to estimate Pi using a dartboard. The process involves throwing darts at a square with an inscribed circle and calculating the ratio of darts landing inside the circle to the total number of darts. The initial attempts yield results higher than Pi, indicating a need for more randomness. Various strategies are employed to improve accuracy, including changing the dartboard's orientation and increasing randomness. The final estimate of Pi is 3.139, which is close to the actual value, demonstrating the method's potential despite its limitations.

Describe the final estimate of π obtained after the second day of attempts.

What percentage error was calculated in the final estimate of π?

What is the teacher's overall sentiment about the method of calculating π with darts?