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English: Application of Ptolemy's theorem to the quadrilateral made by removing a vertex from a regular pentagon yields b/a = phi, the golden ratio. This drawing illustrates it.
Uploaded by en:User:Dicklyon to en.wikipedia in August 2006 ( log).
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