The Square Root of Ten (3.16227766) and Its Reciprocal (.316227766)

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The Square Root of Ten (3.16227766) and Its Reciprocal (.316227766)

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The Square Root of Ten (3.16227766) and Its Reciprocal (.316227766)

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In ancient reckoning, the method of duplatio/mediatio (doubling/halving) numbers appears to have been quite prevalent in the computations. As we have discussed frequently in the Earth/matriX essays, a number series based on doubling shall yield the powers of numbers as well. In this regard, the ancient procedure of doubling/halving numbers may have represented a simple method for computations, which are viewed as being more complex today. Furthermore, we have often emphasized the possibility that the ancient reckoning system may have also employed the method of tripling numbers and hence dividing them by three as well. With that, any number becomes available within the system. The square root of ten (3.16227766) from the perspective of ancient reckoning, along with its based numbers, 2 and 5 (2 x 5 = 10), become quite significant.

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