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 By randomly generating many x, y pairs and calculating the length of the hypotenuse of a triangle 
 with sides of length x, y using the Pythagorean theorem, hypotenuse=√(x^2+y^2 ), 
 you can classify the pairs into those that overlap the unit circle (hypotenuse<= 1, blue shaded area) 
-and those that fall outside the unit circle (hypotenuse>1, red shaded area). 
+and those that fall outside the unit circle (hypotenuse>1, red shaded area). (See readme.docx for picture)
 
 The ratio of pairs that overlap the unit circle divided by the total number of pairs generated 
 is the area of the unit circle in the top right quadrant.