Fine Raw Chicken and Leek Pie: Difference between revisions

Fine; Raw Chicken and Leek Pie
Release	6 November 2024 (Update)
Episode	Hopeport
Premium	No
Value	0
Description	How many decimal places can you calculate pie to?
Variant of	Raw Chicken and Leek Pie
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Revision as of 16:08, 1 January 2025

Fine Raw Chicken and Leek Pie is an intermediate item for the Chef profession.

It serves no purpose other than to continue the crafting process.

Requirements
Facility		Preparation Table
Experience		0
Duration		4 seconds
Profession		Level	KP		Album XP ? Album XP is a bonus awarded once for the first time the activity is performed.
Chef		56	0%		N/A
Raw Ingredient		Quantity	Cost
	Pineshade Leek	1		2			690
	Raw Chicken	1				340
	Pastry	1				340
Total Raw cost				3			370
Output		Quantity	Value
	Fine Raw Chicken and Leek Pie	1				0
Profit				-3			370

Product			Level	Inputs
1 ×		Fine Chicken and Leek Pie	56	1 × Fine Raw Chicken and Leek Pie

The description could reference one of several irrational numbers:
- Pi ( $π$ ), the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter, roughly 3.14 to 2dp.
- Euler's number $e$ , roughly 2.72 to 2dp.
- The phrasing of the item's description (i.e. "calculate $p i e$ ") suggests that it is referring to calculating the product of $π \times e$ , which gives a value of 8.54 to 2dp.

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 * The description could reference one of several irrational numbers:
-** Pi (<math>\pi</math>), the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter, roughly 3.14 to 2dp
+** [[w:Pi|Pi]] (<math>\pi</math>), the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter, roughly 3.14 to 2dp.
-** Euler's number <math>e</math>, roughly 2.72 to 2dp
+** [[w:E_(mathematical_constant)|Euler's number]] <math>e</math>, roughly 2.72 to 2dp.
 ** The phrasing of the item's description (i.e. "calculate <math>pie</math>") suggests that it is referring to calculating the product of <math>\pi \times e</math>, which gives a value of 8.54 to 2dp.