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Golden Ratio
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Phi is an [[irrational number]].
In
decimal
form it is often written
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Phi is an [[irrational number]].
Its
decimal
expansion begins
−
:1.
618
...
+
:1.
61803
...
The golden ratio was first defined by Euclid of Alexandria around 300BC. His definition reads:
The golden ratio was first defined by Euclid of Alexandria around 300BC. His definition reads:
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