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TheStatPow
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by TheStatPow »
So i decided to go do some digging in the internet archive and blahblahlah.
So i felt on a few image including this one :
I tried searching up using google's image search engine but it seems like nobody had found or talked about this one yet.
The image is titled boc_ratio4.jpg in the source code.
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TheStatPow
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by TheStatPow »
other interesting fact: "expressed as: the ratio of A to B; A is to B (followed by "as C is to D"); A:B; A fraction"
From the wikipedia about ratio

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747Music
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by 747Music »
ya, that image is an old one. all it is is numbers from the Fibonacci sequence.
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MathIsMusic
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by MathIsMusic »
Specifically, terms 23 through 29 in the sequence (when the 0 is counted as the 0th term).
Let phi = golden ratio
Then: [phi^23 - (1/phi)^23] / sqrt(5) = 28657
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Negamuse
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by Negamuse »
23? Some Discordian influence I wonder
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i-the-wayside
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by i-the-wayside »
MathIsMusic wrote:Specifically, terms 23 through 29 in the sequence (when the 0 is counted as the 0th term).
Let phi = golden ratio
Then: [phi^23 - (1/phi)^23] / sqrt(5) = 28657
I'm 24 years old and I still use my fingers to add and subtract