Name: 五角形と黄金比 - Numberphile (Pentagons and the Golden Ratio - Numberphile)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T10:14:26.000Z
Duration: 6 min 56 s
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The simplest and most beautiful triangle in the world.

I couldn't think of another famous trying.

Unequal lateral triangle which inscribed in a circle.

Let the steak any other point on this circle, for example, we take a point right here and we connect it with the Vergis is of this circle.

All right, so we're going to label these things B, C and D.

What do you think could possibly be true about these red segments?

It could be true that b and C are the same as day at it together or yes, Amazingly, it is actually true.

But not the factorial, not deep factorial.

Now their ways to prove this without parliament.

But since we have worked so hard to prove Ptolemy, why not use it?

I don't know what they are, but looks like calling them all aces.

Good, Because this is an equilateral triangle.

So biped Allah Mystere Um what do we have?

If I am those products, I must get the product of the diagonals, The green?

So we're going to get a G again with your petition.

We divide by a and we get exactly what we want it.

The two shorter segments add up to the long.

I remember spending a lot of time on this problem in middle school.

It is possible to do this problem with similar triangles, but they're not all drawn.

You have toe come up in a very imaginative way with those similar triangles.

Ptolemy's theory really wings in terms of elegance and simplicity.

Okay, we have now a regular Pentagon are at least my version the closest I could draw by hand.

So what can Ptolemy tell us about this situation?

First of all, we want quadrilateral, not the Pentagon.

Four of the Vergis is, let's say, the bottom four.

We now need to draw the remaining segments between them.

Those segments happen to be diagonals of the Pentagon.

They're all of equal length because they all participate in these triangles to off who sides are green.

Let's say, a four, the sides of the Pentagon and we have two more, but we don't care about them.

There is really nothing else in the Pentagon there, only the sides and the day.

If I take the diagonal, which looks is the larger when divided by the side?

It's a ratio could be the most famous ratio.

Soaped Alamein tells us about this bottom quadrilateral that if I multiply the opposite sides, so a times B and the other opposite sides a times, eh?

I'm going to get the product of the two day agonal switches three times.

Let's put everything on the wild side B squared minus a B minus.

Any mathematician looking at this says this is a homogeneous equation.

In other words, which is divided by a squared and see what that would give us.

Now, one of those days will cancel be over a minus one cause a squared divided by a squared to swan.

And that zero well, here is the ratio that we were interested in be over A.

If I write this ratio as X, we end up with a quadratic equation, and when we solve it, using the quadratic formula, we get one plus or minus one squared, plus four times one divided by two or one plus or minus square with the five divided bite, you wait.

Is it possible that for some Pentagon's you get one of those roots?

And for other Pentagon's the other route?

One of those roots is utterly impossible.

The smaller route, which is one minus square root of five over two, is negative, but the larger route use positive, and it is the famous golden ratio.

So what we have shown using Thomas is that if you take any day agonal of a regular Pentagon and you divided but any one of its sides, you're going to get the golden ratio.

This video was a continuation off their epic video about the proof of Ptolemy's theory.

Um, there are links on the screen and down in the description to that video.

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