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Connect the points with lines at AF and DG (in red). At Y, the intersection of DG and EF, create perpendicular lines from Y to AF at Z, and again from Y to ED at W. This produces a number of phi relationships, or golden sections: Flat Earth Facts, Scared Geometry, Mathematical Expression, Golden Number, College Algebra, Geometric Construction, Differential Equations, Math Formulas, Mathematicians

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Geometric constructions of Phi in Circles

Phi appears in a number of geometric constructions using circles. There are a number of geometric constructions using a circle which produce phi relationships, as described below. Among mathematicians, there’s a bit of a competition to see how few lines can be used to create a phi proportion, or golden section, in the construction, or […]

Chris Macey

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Connect the points with lines at AF and DG (in red). At Y, the intersection of DG and EF, create perpendicular lines from Y to AF at Z, and again from Y to ED at W. This produces a number of phi relationships, or golden sections:

Find this Pin and more on Phi by Chris Macey.

Flat Earth Facts

Scared Geometry

Mathematical Expression

College Algebra

Geometric Construction

Differential Equations

More information

Connect the points with lines at AF and DG (in red). At Y, the intersection of DG and EF, create perpendicular lines from Y to AF at Z, and again from Y to ED at W. This produces a number of phi relationships, or golden sections:

Find this Pin and more on Phi by Chris Macey.

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