Point C is an arbitrary point on the line AB, with AC and BC as sides respectively as regular triangles. Note that the area of △ BCE is S1, and the area of △ ACD is S2 If C is the golden section of AB and AC > BC, S1: S2 is obtained

Point C is an arbitrary point on the line AB, with AC and BC as sides respectively as regular triangles. Note that the area of △ BCE is S1, and the area of △ ACD is S2 If C is the golden section of AB and AC > BC, S1: S2 is obtained

The area formula of triangle is s = 1 / 2 * AB sinc. Since both triangles are regular triangles, sinc is sin60 ° and AB in each triangle is the same. The difference is that AC > BC. Assuming that the length of AC is m and the length of BC is n, then S1 = 1 / 2 * n * n * sin60 ° and S2 = 1 / 2 * m * m * sin60 ° and M / (M + n) = (√ 5-1) / 2, we can get m / N = (√ 5-1) / (3 - √ 5), so S1: S2 = 11-4 √ 5