Base Twelve Geometry and Pi - Creating 360 Degrees using Base Twelve Geometry
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Part Twenty Nine - in a series of videos where I am explaining how to construct the diagram for 360 Degrees. Although we are all familiar with the idea of 360 degrees, and use it all the time in both Mathematics specifically and our language generally, it is not common knowledge that there is actually no geometric pattern for creating this diagram in base ten. Well, in these videos I have been showing that this diagram does indeed exist, but in Base Twelve, and in this video I am going over the details of the 15th ring of the diagram - the halfway point of the total construction, though we are now near the end of this particular series of videos.
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