Math901

Curioso: Si asumimos el diámetro de la tierra = 1 unidad y como el diámetro de la luna es 27,3% el de la tierra , entonces (ver la figura) si colocamos la luna encima de la tierra y la tierra en los catetos la hipotenusa es el número «phi» la "proporción áurea"

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#math problem 12-05-2026 Differential Calculus / Analytic Geometry.

#math problem 11-05-2026 Math reasoning.

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@squadribra correcto

@MathMath901 Step 3, (3-x) is negative

@ElShoutin ✅

@MathMath901 Oh, you're right! In that case, 3-x is negative and they didn't change the sign! There's the mistake

@cesscabral @ZKomala ✅

@MathMath901 @ZKomala r=√(3)√(2)/(1+√(2)) A=πr²=π(18-12√3)

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@Edoz_1 Correct.

@MathMath901 If x>3 then - x<-3 and 3-x<0 so dividing (iii) by (3-x) means that (iv) should be x<x+3 QED

@stairw2hven Correct, Nice graph.

@fernandes_s_r No problem.!

@MathMath901 Sorry.

Möbiusband: geogebra.org/m/xua7eecb

@matheser Nice diagram. Very good to use geogebra

@MathMath901 geogebra.org/m/xzhszy3h

@nickback33 ✅✅

@MathMath901 A = 𝝅r^2 In B: (x-r)^2+(3/x-r)^2=r^2 x= 1/2 (-sqrt(6) + r +/-sqrt(-6 - 2 sqrt(6) r + r^2)) Tangential condition: sqrt(-6 - 2 sqrt(6) r + r^2)) = 0 r =sqrt(3) (2 + sqrt(2)) A = 6𝝅(3+2sqrt(2)) (u.m)

@ElShoutin The first assumption is , precisely , x>3

@MathMath901 You can't divide by 3-x because you don't know if 3-x is positive or negative

@GeoFreC ✅✅

#math El Maestro Pitágoras.

@antimatterhorn1 correct.

@MathMath901 3 to 4, since 3-x is negative according to assumption

@fernandes_s_r y=3/x ( you wrote y=x/3)

@MathMath901 The equation y=x/3 does not correspond to the curve (celestial) in the figure.