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    This document lists and provides brief descriptions of some of the most useful irrational numbers including π, the square root of 2, the square root of 3, phi (ɸ), and Euler's number (e). It recommends memorizing a few digits of each as π, √2, and √3 are used in simple geometry while ɸ and e appear in higher mathematics.

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    This document lists and provides brief descriptions of some of the most useful irrational numbers including π, the square root of 2, the square root of 3, phi (ɸ), and Euler's number (e). It recommends memorizing a few digits of each as π, √2, and √3 are used in simple geometry while ɸ and e appear in higher mathematics.

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    This document lists and provides brief descriptions of some of the most useful irrational numbers including π, the square root of 2, the square root of 3, phi (ɸ), and Euler's number (e). It recommends memorizing a few digits of each as π, √2, and √3 are used in simple geometry while ɸ and e appear in higher mathematics.

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    Useful Numbers

    The most useful irrational numbers.

    π = 3.14159... pi

    √2 = 1.414... √3 = 1.732...
    square root of 2 square root of 3

    60
    45 √2 2
    1 1
    45 30
    1 √3

    ɸ = 1.618... e = 2.718...
    phi Euler’s number
    golden ratio Napier’s constant

    ɸ 1
    1 y= x

    1
    area = 1
    1
    1 ɸ 1 2 e

    Memorize a few digits of each of these mathematical constants.


    You will use π, √2, and √3 in simple geometry, ɸ and e in higher mathematics.
    © 2019 Keith Enevoldsen thinkzone.wlonk.com Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License

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