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Old 27-September-2008, 04:34 PM
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Originally Posted by blackbird View Post
where you can also find a rotating grid with two centers:
Cute. He says it is based upon the number 65, which figures in 8 pythagorean triples as the hypotenuse. Actually, it figures in 4, but I can see what he means. However, I think he also uses 652 = 02 + 652, or vice versa
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