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Mathematics, 11.12.2020 02:40 QueenNerdy889

Base φ has Fibonacci-like properties. φ² = φ¹ + φ⁰, φ⁷ = φ⁶ + φ⁵, and so on. I'm not sure of the practical use of this, but it's pretty neat. No answer needed!

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