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But where the technical notation:
(1 + 0.618) × 0.618 = 1, or even x + x2 = 1,
would still seem not to help our immediate intuition, watch a simple table comparing just a few decimal steps, where the miracle takes shape.
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| 0.1 × | 1.1 | =0.11
| | 0.2 × | 1.2 | =0.24
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| 0.3 × | 1.3 | =0.39
| | 0.4 × | 1.4 | =0.56
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| 0.5 × | 1.5 | = 0.75
| | 0.6 × | 1.6 | =0.96
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0,6180399 × 1,6180399 = 1,00001321799201 |
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| 0.7 × | 1.7 | =1.19
| | 0.8 × | 1.8 | =1.44
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| 0.9 × | 1.9 | =1.71
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Both irrational numbers derive from the expression (√5±1)÷2,
where deserves to be noted how the two solutions of the reversed expression – (1±√5)÷2 to negative and positive results – essentially introduce a space-time back or forward, centred around the point 0
This Proportion and even its equation's build on can be well and simply represented /obtained through the geometric process - say using only straightedge and compass - starting from a square with given side = 2.
In short F is the Golden Ratio, as
the only proportional divisor [÷] that arises as a needle of the balance between the sum [+] n/Φ = n+Φn and the subtraction [-] n/(n+Φn) = Φ of the dividend n, and which we will soon discover closely related to p .
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