The Best Geometry Problem You'll Ever Solve!

[@PapaFlammy69]

*_That was fun! :) Hope you enjoyed the video too

[@zesanurrahman6778]

brain left the chat lol

[@icecrack4579]

This was certainly one of the intros of all time.

[@giansieger8687]

I agree. By one of the online mathematicians of all time.

[@anushrao882]

Also on one of the video streaming services of all time.

[@Md.abdullah1811]

69 likes

The way I usually construct Golden ratio is by constructing a regular pentagon. The diagonal and the side are in Golden ratio. I know there is a better way to do it, but I always forget it. But I never forget how to construct a regular pentagon.

[@shennyboi110]

its really interesting to see how the two methods link up! -- the method of constructing a regular pentagon in a circle of radius 2 gives a pentagon of length √5

[@GreenMeansGOF]

This is how I construct regular pentagons.

[@MrRyanroberson1]

To construct sqrt(n^2+r): construct a segment of length sqrt(r). Perpendicular to it, construct a segment of length n. Construct the hypotenuse, which therefore has the desired length. Phi contains sqrt(5/4), which is sqrt(1+1/4). Sqrt(1/4) is 1/2. To add any length to a line segment, simply use parallel lines to transmit a distance arbitrarily across your target line. Transmit the 1/2 length parallel to the sqrt(5/4) length to complete the construction

[@tunahantunckanat796]

Someone has to do a intro compilation for this channel asap

[@ehmtea8756]

15:15 that sounds like my morning routine... and evening aswell.. But I already use some other sites for that

[@Peter-qv6ke]

This geometry problem is not pretty hard but it’s interesting to learn how to measure it with ruler and compass😮. That did really impress me,and now I have a new solution about one plus square root of 2 divided by two.

[@terabhaitopper1097]

How humble of him to assume that I can do math

[@alvargd6771]

you should check his older stuff, itll show you the math hes doing rn is actually very easy

[@terabhaitopper1097]

@@alvargd6771 ok, I'll surely give it a shot

[@SuperYoonHo]

Him:That was fun! Me:Do you mean dog puking is funny?!!! Him:😅😅uhhh yes, watch the video Me: He probably ate you're cat and chocked on it Him:Oh! I was looking for it for Phi hours! Me:That is definately not golden...

[@masterlight7058]

Papa flammy then: only uses analytical geometry Papa flammy now: δεν θα σε παρατήσω ποτέ

[@AdamBomb5794]

I don't know if it's normal to have a favourite irrational constant but the golden ratio is my favourite irrational constant.

[@Aerzon1v1]

e is my favorite rational constant

[@woody442]

@@Aerzon1v1 e is a natural number to favorize!

[@jkid1134]

gamma might be my favorite irrational constant, if it is irrational

[@HershO.]

Andrew would ignore that error. Don't let him down. Take the engineering path and say "It *is* phi"

[@marienbad2]

Andrew would say 45.5 equals 46.11 for large values of 45.5.

[@lacplesis484]

Oh my days! I haven't heard a mathematician swear lol This video is amazing!

[@Me-pt8sv]

I paused the video before he showed it and worked it out on a piece of paper and it turns out that I did it exactly the same way. It made me so happy :)

[@real_michael]

Could anyone recommend a book about elementary geometry and contain problems like the one in the video?

[@hi_pd]

Unrelated to the video!! Bro!! I just found out that you studied your Masters degree from Universität Potsdam, Golm campus. I did my masters in Cognitive Systems there too (2017 - 2019) I may have met you or casually passed by you but I didn't know you back then 😫😫 Wish I could have been your friend back then 😪😪 Nonetheless, amazing channel and great videos. I hope you do very well and all the best 👍

[@bumbochinelo4796]

1=28.5 is golden in itself hahaha

[@hydragamerz7146]

Can you integrate logsinx, what if we use iota in it

[@mr.inhuman7932]

Love the intros!

[@GhostYasuo]

Please have Vietnamese subtitles

[@klofat]

Die gute alte nur mit "Zollstock und Faden"-Konstruktion, wie damals in der 7. Klasse.

[@PapaFlammy69]

:D

[@jkid1134]

If you bring the 1/2 in you can still see 5/4=1^2+1/2^2 and save yourself some scaling later "were you able to figure it out for yourself" lmao ofc papa

[@christianorlandosilvaforer3451]

i definetly love geometry i dont know why is underrated on schools... i mean latam schools i dont know in Eu or Usa...

[@yashveersingh1858]

Top 5 intros of all time

[@lolgm2104]

couldn't you just lay weights on the board so it is in balance?

[@PapaFlammy69]

they would probably drop on me once I move them lol

[@chrishodgson9619]

Only a slight niggle.. You refer to using a "compass".. Strictly speaking the correct name for the device is "a pair of compasses". A compass is the thing that navigators & map readers use to determine North & other directions...

[@PapaFlammy69]

ahhhhh, thx Chris! I'll try to refer to it as a pair next time! =)

[@004chestnut8]

9:08 my teacher said this was wrong to extend lines like that because there is no exact point in the circle. Can someone enlighten me?

[@DendrocnideMoroides]

What does that even mean "there is no exact point in the circle"

[@christopher5784]

Yeah, ask your teacher what they mean

[@comma_thingy]

@@DendrocnideMoroides It means you can't choose the right point in a circle so that it is collinear with the line. However, what the teacher is missing is this doesn't matter, since we are not connecting a point on the circle to a point on the line (which is sort of what papa does here but oh well), but rather we extend the line segment (which we can do as it is one of the axioms) until we reach the circle

[@mr.inhuman7932]

How is your dog?

[@004chestnut8]

I miss your videos

[@bruhe8895]

Shout out to phi fr Gotta be one of my favorite genders

[@Simon-hy2fh]

Thanks boi

[@comma_thingy]

me and the boys waiting for papa to construct cbrt(2) geometrically 😔

[@koenth2359]

Why phi?

[@The-Devils-Advocate]

Because it’s a cool number

[@311keerthankeerthan5]

Big fan

[@zunaidparker]

Not gonna lie. That thumbnail was clickbait. Thought you were gonna calculate the area of the central space between the spirals.

[@The-Devils-Advocate]

One word: Euclidea

[@mihaleben6051]

No, i hate geometry because of geo homework ruining my life Because i didnt do it And to add: triangles and angles are confusing.

[@BboyKeny]

My gf is straight edge

[@hibalbouazib2519]

What worries me is all the tricks and rules he has and can't fix a blackboard

[@DreamyyArt]

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