When the Maths Teacher gets Bored Again...

Lemme show you how to express the golden ratio as an infinitely nested fraction :^D

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[vincenzolombardi]

I'm learning new things every day with you Papa Flammy, now tell me why EVERYTHING is a jojo reference.

[gregoriousmaths]

Next time he gets bored, we need the nested square root version 🙂

[_-]

This man just showed us how to turn phi into a continued fraction within a meme format.



Give this man a medal already

[xerostat]

Okay, so I'm finally out of my mind!!!
U must be happy now papa, are you???

[vinayaktyagi]

Maths is 50% black magic,
Change my mind

[BCS-IshtiyakAhmadKhan]

When papa flammy gets bored
6+9+6×9=69=magic no.

[bluelotus]

Brooo! The golden ratio and continued fractions! I did my Senior Seminar research paper and presentation on that :D

[Charles_Reid]

When’s the next asmr analytical number theory lesson dropping?

[garvett]

I guess Jojo is still going because Papa needs music for his shorts

[masterclash]

Not only is this extremely satisfying, but the answer converges to (1+sqrt(5))/2, the golden ratio. Beautiful

[marlo]

I'm not even sure what I've just witnessed but it gets a thumbs up from me 👍🏿

[maulaahmad]

I remember getting this question in my middle school math competition. It's kind of fun actually

[DavidPumpernickel]

Yes, this is true! That's why the golden ratio is the most irrational number! :D

[talkingbenthedawg]

I like Big Smoke's OOOHH at the end

[shantanupanda]

Thank god someone who writes their phi that way.

[myyeschannel]

I wish these type of easy questions were in our syllabus, Indian maths is so high level that this very easy for us

[meghpatel]

Papa flammy's blood report just came in and it shows that he takes high dose of drug 69

[UmerAli_MECEME]

This is the equation whose one root is the well known Golden Number, this is why one can express it as an infinite continued fraction.

[Kamyak]

Try solving Reimann's hypothesis .
You won't get bored

[biancabonet]

Phi inside a hexagonal inside a Mandelbrot