text: ### BARS::Pi Sign on AZ Hwy-73 in Arizona
  
  This road sign is on prime number AZ Hwy-73 in Arizona.
  
  ```   +--------------------------+
  | W.M.A.T. Fairgrounds   2 |
  | Tonto Lake            41 |
  | Pacheta Lake          41 |
  | Maverick              39 |
  | Drift Fence Lake      44 |
  | Reservation Lake      47 |
  | Hurricane Lake        45 |
  +--------------------------+
  ```
  ```   the numbers are:  2  41  41  39  44  47  45
  
  the math is:  (44 - 41)! = 2 + (47 - 45) + (41 - 39)
  
  observe...  44 - 41 = 3  and  3! = 3 * 2 * 1 = 6
  
  rsPiEval:  44 / ((47 - 41) * (41 - 39) + 2) = Pi (3.14)
  * 22/7 approximates Pi (3.14) rounded to nearest hundredth
  
  [solve for 'n']  44 / ((47 - 41) * (n - 39) + 2) = Pi (3.14)
  ```
  
  Note: This road sign was found on the Pi Day 2008 roadtrip.
  
  ##### BAB Milestone
  
  This was the 400th BARS (Basic Arithmetic Road Sign). It is also BAB #1461. As of 16 March 2008, approximately 27.4% of all BABs are BARS.
  
  ##### Update::2008.10.31
  
  The following math was discovered on 31 October 2008 after this BARS was selected as one of the BARS of the Week for Week #11 of the fall 2008 semester.
  
  ```   the numbers are:  2  41  41  39  44  47  45
  
  the math is:  (47 + 45 - 41 - 41) / (44 - 39) = 2
  
  rsPhiEval:  (2 - 41 / 41 + sqrt(44 - 39)) / (47 - 45) = Phi
  * Phi is the golden ratio and it approximates 1.61803399
  
  rsHwyEval:  41 + 41 - 2 - (44 - 39) - (47 - 45) = 73
  * This sign was found on AZ Hwy-73.
  
  rsAgeEval:  (47 - 39) * (2 * (44 - 41)) + sqrt(45 - 41) = 50
  * RoadHacker was 50 years young when he found this sign.
  
  more math:  sqrt(sqrt(44 + 39 - (47 - 45))) - 41 / 41 = 2
  
  more math:  (44 - 41)! - (41 - 39) - (47 - 45)  = 2
  
  more math:  (47 - 41)! / (44 - 39)! - (45 - 41) = 2
  ```
  ##### Update::2009.03.08
  
  This BARS was selected to be one of the BARS of the Week for week #8 of the spring 2009 semester.
  
  ```   the numbers are:  2  41  41  39  44  47  45
  
  rs42Eval:  (41 + 41) / 2 + log((44 - 39) * (47 - 45)) = 42
  * 42 is the "Answer to Life, the Universe, and Everything"
  
  rsAgeEval: (41 + 41) / 2 + (44 - 39) * (47 - 45) = 51
  * MathBabbler was 51 years young when he found this equation.
  
  more math:  (cuberoot(47 - 39) + (45 - 41)) / 2 = 44 - 41
  
  [solve for 'n']  (cuberoot(47 - n) + (45 - 41)) / 2 = 44 - 41
  ```
  
  Creator: Gerald Thurman [gthurman@gmail.com]
  Created: 16 March 2008
explanation: The document describes a road sign found on AZ Hwy-73 in Arizona, listing various locations and their distances. It includes several mathematical equations and evaluations, such as approximations of Pi and the golden ratio, and equations related to the highway number and the ages of the individuals who found the sign. The document also contains two "solve for 'n'" problems.
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distilabel_metadata.content: ### BARS::Pi Sign on AZ Hwy-73 in Arizona
  
  This road sign is on prime number AZ Hwy-73 in Arizona.
  
  ```   +--------------------------+
  | W.M.A.T. Fairgrounds   2 |
  | Tonto Lake            41 |
  | Pacheta Lake          41 |
  | Maverick              39 |
  | Drift Fence Lake      44 |
  | Reservation Lake      47 |
  | Hurricane Lake        45 |
  +--------------------------+
  ```
  ```   the numbers are:  2  41  41  39  44  47  45
  
  the math is:  (44 - 41)! = 2 + (47 - 45) + (41 - 39)
  
  observe...  44 - 41 = 3  and  3! = 3 * 2 * 1 = 6
  
  rsPiEval:  44 / ((47 - 41) * (41 - 39) + 2) = Pi (3.14)
  * 22/7 approximates Pi (3.14) rounded to nearest hundredth
  
  [solve for 'n']  44 / ((47 - 41) * (n - 39) + 2) = Pi (3.14)
  ```
  
  Note: This road sign was found on the Pi Day 2008 roadtrip.
  
  ##### BAB Milestone
  
  This was the 400th BARS (Basic Arithmetic Road Sign). It is also BAB #1461. As of 16 March 2008, approximately 27.4% of all BABs are BARS.
  
  ##### Update::2008.10.31
  
  The following math was discovered on 31 October 2008 after this BARS was selected as one of the BARS of the Week for Week #11 of the fall 2008 semester.
  
  ```   the numbers are:  2  41  41  39  44  47  45
  
  the math is:  (47 + 45 - 41 - 41) / (44 - 39) = 2
  
  rsPhiEval:  (2 - 41 / 41 + sqrt(44 - 39)) / (47 - 45) = Phi
  * Phi is the golden ratio and it approximates 1.61803399
  
  rsHwyEval:  41 + 41 - 2 - (44 - 39) - (47 - 45) = 73
  * This sign was found on AZ Hwy-73.
  
  rsAgeEval:  (47 - 39) * (2 * (44 - 41)) + sqrt(45 - 41) = 50
  * RoadHacker was 50 years young when he found this sign.
  
  more math:  sqrt(sqrt(44 + 39 - (47 - 45))) - 41 / 41 = 2
  
  more math:  (44 - 41)! - (41 - 39) - (47 - 45)  = 2
  
  more math:  (47 - 41)! / (44 - 39)! - (45 - 41) = 2
  ```
  ##### Update::2009.03.08
  
  This BARS was selected to be one of the BARS of the Week for week #8 of the spring 2009 semester.
  
  ```   the numbers are:  2  41  41  39  44  47  45
  
  rs42Eval:  (41 + 41) / 2 + log((44 - 39) * (47 - 45)) = 42
  * 42 is the "Answer to Life, the Universe, and Everything"
  
  rsAgeEval: (41 + 41) / 2 + (44 - 39) * (47 - 45) = 51
  * MathBabbler was 51 years young when he found this equation.
  
  more math:  (cuberoot(47 - 39) + (45 - 41)) / 2 = 44 - 41
  
  [solve for 'n']  (cuberoot(47 - n) + (45 - 41)) / 2 = 44 - 41
  ```
  
  Creator: Gerald Thurman [gthurman@gmail.com]
  Created: 16 March 2008
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