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Noodles
"Mr. Tuch"
Dec 2007
Chennai, India
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246 ≈ 7.1013 2139 ≈ 7.1041 2335 ≈ 7.10100 22471 ≈ 7.10743 215772 ≈ 7.104747 2157326 ≈ 7.1047359 Last fiddled with by Raman on 2012-03-30 at 13:25 |
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Nov 2003
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BTW, I does everyone know the theorem that in a well-defined sense (I'll let people look it up if they are interested), the "Golden Ratio" is the "most irrational" number that there is because it is the hardest to represent as the ratio of integers. (in terms of the heights of the numerator and denominator). Consider its CF expansion... |
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Noodles
"Mr. Tuch"
Dec 2007
Chennai, India
4E916 Posts |
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17855 = 7*2251 + 2098 17855 = 8*2251 - 153 17855 + 153 = 8*2251 17855*19 + 2251 = (8*2251 - 153)*19 + 2251 = 152*2251 - 19*153 + 2251 = 153*2251 - 19*153 = 153*(2251 - 19) = 153*2232 = 341496 ≡ 0 (mod 153) 162936 = 73*2232 ≡ 0 (mod 73) 162935 = 8519*19+1074 = 153 * 1074 - 73 * 19 ≡ 72 (mod 73) Thereby 44, 109, 153, 2098, 2251, 17855 are all being the denominator values for the continued fraction expansion for the real number log 3 itself as such, again repeatedly, similar to the following repetitions as well as follows 109 = 153 - 44 2098 = 13*153 + 109 2098 = 14*153 - 44 2098 + 44 = 14*153 2098 + 153 + 44 = 15*153 2251 + 44 = 15*153 |
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