Fascinating! For those of us slow afoot, how was the 33.33 length calculated using 1.25 ratio. You didn't explain that! Thanks
I was sick last week so it took a few extra days to write this cool story about a (maybe) Babylonian trig table. https://www.nytimes.com/2017/08/29/science/trigonometry-babylonian-tablet.html …
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From the table, b/c = 0.6. For this problem c=56. 0.6*45 = 33.6
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