I was playing around with numbers when I noticed that √e was
verysomewhat close to ϕ
And so, I took it upon myself to try to find a way to express the golden ratio in terms of the infamous values, π and e
The closest that I’ve come so far is:
φ≈√e−π(e+π)e−√eMy question is,
Is there a better (more precise and accurate) way of expressing ϕ in terms of e and π ?
Answer
The following is exact. 🙂
ϕ=ππ+√e+e+e+e+eeee+ππ
Attribution
Source : Link , Question Author : Nick , Answer Author : vadim123