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Monte Carol method to estimate pi

An interesting way to estimate pi can can done using Monte Carol method with minimal mathematics. Monte Carlo is known for its casinos. A Monte Carlo method uses change, or in our case, random numbers to simulate the real situation. The situation we simulate here is throwing darts at a circular dartboard.

 

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