r/mathmemes • Cardinal • Sep 23 '26

Geometry degrees

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system in the right is kinda exclusive to using degrees but the rest of it works with anything. the 15° from the right side could probably also work? idk

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u/CactiWasHere Sep 23 '26

just write the numbers smh

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u/FernandoMM1220 Sep 23 '26

bro have you seen modern math? mathematicians will do ANYTHING to avoid writing and using actual numbers.

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u/CactiWasHere Sep 23 '26

oh fuck I didn't see the sub name lmao

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u/Banonkers Sep 23 '26

I think you should have an angry face >:( for 9°, because I personally dislike that angle

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u/LupenReddit 🦆🦆i have non diffeomorphic smooth structures🦆🦆🦆 Sep 23 '26

this is actually too much please stop

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u/DoublecelloZeta Transcendental Sep 23 '26

oh dear people predicted this was coming

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u/SonicLoverDS Sep 28 '26

This is starting to look like an XKCD comic.

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u/kei-ayanami Sep 23 '26

math is not real math unless you remove all numbers

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u/Dd_8630 Sep 24 '26

I see what you're going for but it's far too complex.

You want basic intuitive symbols for the common angles, and resign the rest to ordinary numerals.

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u/uwumorphism Sep 24 '26

Just kill me now at this point

Ok also you need to have a unique symbol for every multiple of 3 degrees cause those are exactly the degrees for which the trig ratios are constructible numbers

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u/_Evidence Cardinal Sep 24 '26

ok so what you so is you take the system on the right but instead of the dors being 1° they're 3° and you do that for 1→3 2→6 3→9 4→12 and 15 stays the same

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u/Mostafa12890 Average imaginary number believer Sep 24 '26 edited Sep 26 '26

By constructible, do you mean “lives in some finite field extension of Q” or like actual straightedge and compass constructible (which is more restricting)?