
Golden mean to 5000 digits
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This book presents the golden ratio, also known as phi, to 5000 decimal places. It is a mathematical constant that appears frequently in nature and art, and is thought to be aesthetically pleasing. The book delves into the history and properties of the golden ratio, its applications in various fields, and its cultural significance. Readers will find an extensive exploration of the golden ratio, accompanied by detailed calculations and illustrations.Book Details
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