Tesla 3,6,9

[Mr Magnusson]

if you have a circle with a diameter of 18 centimeters, you can calculate the circumference by dividing the diameter of 3 = 6, and then dividing the radius of 3 = 3 then use the radius as a base in a rectangle measuring 3,6,9 then you have a fourth line that will be 9.48 then 3x19 = 57 minus the measure exceeds the radius dimensions of the rectangle 57-0,48 = 56.52 then check it with Pi 3,14

Roger Magnusson

[CrazyEwok]

Questions...
1. where on earth did you pull a 4th line from?!?

2. What does this have to do with tesla?

3. PI is 3.1415926 from memory (it does go further but this fills most calculators)

4. 19... is that just a random number??? or are you picking a specific Prime number?

5. if your giving 3 measurements to a four sided figure and refering to it as a rectangle i will assume the angles are meant to be 90 deg except for your missing sides?!?

very vague and only works on PI to 2 decimal places...

[Mr Magnusson]

excuse for my poor English (google language tools).
1.In Sweden  a rectangle has  four sides.
2.If you only knew the magnificence of the 3, 6 and 9, then you would have a key to the universe. it gave me the idea to expriment with angles.
3. presis but I used only two decimals when I measured the fourth line.
4. you need 19 rectangles to compleet the circle.
5. I am not sure what you mean. but yes line 3 and 6 is 90 degrees to the baseline.

Roger Magnusson

[Mr Magnusson]

you can try to measure the volume. in this way 9.48 x3x9 . the volume is 3D, so you must remove  3x0, 48  so 9.48 x3x9-1, 44.  you end up wit  the volume 254.52

Roger Magnuson

[innovation_station]

.If you only knew the magnificence of the 3, 6 and 9, then you would have a key to the universe.

Roger Magnusson

and where did tesla find this out....

the pyramids?   

where did tesla look for his answers??

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