PYTHAGORAS a b c c 2 = a 2 + b 2. IRRATIONAL NUMBERS 1 1 2 1/2 Any rational number can be written as n/m where n and m are integers with all common factors.

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PYTHAGORAS a b c c 2 = a 2 + b 2

IRRATIONAL NUMBERS /2 Any rational number can be written as n/m where n and m are integers with all common factors removed. Is 2 1/2 such a number? Let’s assume it is: 2 1/2 = n/m. squaring, 2 = n 2 /m 2 and n 2 = 2m 2 So n 2 is an even integer. That means n is an even integer. Therefore m is an odd integer. Since n is even, we can write n = 2n’ So 2m 2 = 4n’ 2 and m 2 = 2n’ 2 Therefore, m is an even integer. Contradiction: So our assumption must be wrong. 2 1/2 cannot be written as a fraction.

CHARACTERISTICS OF GREEK CULTURE 1. The Assembly, with its rational debate. 2. Maritime economy helping prevent isolation. 3. In contact with widespread Greek-speaking world. 4. Independent merchant class. 5. The Iliad and the Odyssey. 6. Polytheistic literary religion without entrenched priesthood. 7. The persistence of these factors for many centuries.

THALES “Of all things that are, the most ancient is God, for he is uncreated; the most beautiful is the universe, for it is God’s workmanship; the greatest is Space, for it contains everything; the swiftest is the Mind, for it speeds everywhere; the strongest is Necessity, for it masters all; and the wisest Time, for it brings everything to light.” First principle of the universe: Water. Similar to ideas Of Egyptians, Israelis, and Babylonians. Earth is Condensed water, air is expanded water.

BASIC PROPERTY OF LIGHT TRAVELS IN STRAIGHT LINES ALLOWING TRIANGULATION AND SURVEYING

  D A d a  Similar Triangles, so A/D = a/d and A = D(a/d)

THUMB TRIANGULATION

TOP VIEW d D L l l/L = d/D

HAND AND FINGER TRIANGULATION Angular width at arms length of: Thumb: 2 degrees: Little finger: 1 degree: Spread fingers: 20 degrees: l/d = 30 l/d = 60 l/d = 3