As shown in the figure, there are two points on the line AB, m, N, am: MB = 4:11, n is the midpoint of am, and Mn = 1 to find the length of ab. a -- N -- m -- B Solve the equation, teach me. First the formula and the answer, then explain to me,

As shown in the figure, there are two points on the line AB, m, N, am: MB = 4:11, n is the midpoint of am, and Mn = 1 to find the length of ab. a -- N -- m -- B Solve the equation, teach me. First the formula and the answer, then explain to me,


Because am: BM = 4:11 and N is the midpoint of am
So nm: BM = 2:11 and Mn = 1
So BM = 5.5 and am = 2nm = 2
So AB = am + MB = 5.5 + 2 = 7.5



Given that point m and point n are two golden section points of line AB, and ab = 1cm, then Mn ≈


(1×0.618×2)-1=0.236CM



If points m and N are the golden section points of line AB, then Mn is equal to


∵ the golden ratio is (√ 5-1) / 2
∴MB/AB=(√5-1)/2
AM/AB=(√5-1)/2
So NB = (1 - (√ 5-1) / 2) AB = (3 - √ 5) / 2Ab
MN=MB-NB=[(√5-1)/2-(3-√5)/2]AB=(√5-2)AB
The length of line AB is unknown, so the specific value can not be calculated, but the final result can be expressed by ab



It is known that m and N are the two golden section points of line ab. if AB = 2, then Mn is?


M. N is the two golden section points of line ab
AB=2
∴AM=﹙√5-1﹚/2×2=√5-1
BN=√5-1
∴MN=AM+BN-AB
=√5-1+√5-1-2
=2√5-4