Recursive Mathematics Art : The Geometric Sum r+r(1-r)+r(1-r)²+r(1-r)³+...=1
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In this video I show to you visually and geometrically that when you square all the natural numbers up to n terms you get (n/6)*(n+1)(2n+1). This is part 2 of the complete proof. To access part 1 visit this link: https://youtu.be/QyMRREA_YPk
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The Lute of Pythagoras Pentagon - DEEP Fractal Zoom - Recursive Mathematics Art
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In this video I demonstrate how to quickly get the inverse Pythagorean theorem using what I call the 'sin²x+cos²x=1 method'.
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In this video I show exactly how you can derive the surface area of a tetrahedron using geometry, Pythagoras' theorem and algebra.
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This video contains a visual proof that demonstrates why 1-(1/3)+(1/9)-(1/27)+(1/81)-(1/243)-...=3/4. It can be found on page 406 of the book 'Real Analysis: A Long-Form Mathematics Textbook (2nd Edition)' by Professor Jay Cummings. As an added bonus, there is a short clip (23 iterations) where you can zoom into the final image of Jay's proof. The art was created by Tiago Hands.
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