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A standard normal table, also called the unit normal table or Z-table, is a table for the values of Φ calculated mathematically, and these are the
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The present-day value of π is "approximated" to be 3.14159... The method (now globally adopted) to arrive at such an approximated number is by use of multiple straight-edge polygons (ie. 'method of exhaustion') as inspired by the (very) late Archimedes, and still remains (somehow) to this day.The nature of the relation π embodies is that of a line to a curve (ie. a diameter to a circumference). Using a line(s) (even an infinite many of them) to "approximate" a curve (as in the case of Archimedes' method of exhaustion) will always produce a common deficiency that is reflected in the thousandth viz. 3.141. One must use lines to measure lines and curves to measure curve. One may only be used to "approximate" the other, never such to provide for a precise measure.The circle is invariably related to the square by way of 4: given a unit square s = 1, if one imagines an expanding circle emerging from the center, this expanding circle will eventually "kiss" the unit square (s = 1) in four equidistant places producing a symmetry reflecting a "cross". It is this symmetry which allows π to be divided in quarters. However, where is this integral '4' in modern-day "approximations" of π? It is absent because the present-day "approximated" π is not π, as π must be in relation to '4'. In taking the diagonal of two unit squares (√5) such to construct √5 diameter circle (BC shown), by extending this BC diagonal by exactly 1 unit (AB shown) and by dividing this extended line segment AC (1+√5) by 2 (D shown), point D will incessantly coincide with the circumference of the (2r = 1) circle if/when rotated rotated about the origin. Further: point D will "kiss" the unit square 4 times equidistantly, thus relating the circle with the square (thus line with curve). We may use these properties to measure the curve directly without the need for any approximation whatsoever.The circle coincides with the square at four equidistant points (4x D shown above) whose symmetry is a natural cross. The linear distance between these points is illustrated by the faded blue squares with sides √2/2. Therefor, by multiplying Φ by √2/2 viz. √2Φ/2, we may take the reciprocal of this viz. 2/√2Φ as the length of the arc of curvature associated with exactly one quarter of π viz. π/4:By multiplying the expression of the curve of DE (π/4) by 4, one retrieves an expression -√2(1+√5) + √10(1+√5), a subtraction of one quarter π followed by an addition of five quarters, thus composing 4 quarters total and/or one complete circle. This can be simplified to √(8√5-8), implying π² as (8√5-8) (octaves). Of great importance: the circle (if/when properly measured) thus relates the nature of the relation between a line (masculine) and a curve (feminine) as being one in/of RECIPROCITY: they are reciprocals of one another (as shown above).The "approximation" of π as 3.141... instead of the proper measure of 4/√Φ viz. 3.144605511029693144... is fundamentally underlying the dark ages of humanity (that is: with the correction would come the sparking of a golden age). Not knowing how to measure a circle is akin to not knowing the most integral (ie. "primordial") of all relationships: masc. line "yang" and fem. curve "yin". These two are immutably inseparable.If Adam and Eve are the mother and father of human civilization (if even metaphorically), this humanity honors them not with a π of 3.141... whereas it is written: from Adam's own 'rib' is derived Eve, it is certainly true that from Φ's own 'rib' is derived π. For those unwilling to confront the possibility (reality) that our human civilization does not know how to measure a circle, here is a website providing several geometric proofs, as well as a physical measurement which demonstrates the same: π ≠ 3.141... To close, the clarification of π further clarifies 16 = Φπ² as rationally preceding Einstein's e = MC² such to rationally solve for unity viz. 1∞=Φ(π/4)². Such a solution sheds much light into the cause(s) of all division/suffering, however the first barrier that needs to be addressed is the π barrier. If/when this is resolved, all else follows (as corollary).
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