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1210. LET W=¥ * W2 + W * WI
1220 - LET V=U
1230 NEXT J _
1240 NEXT L1250 LET 2 = ~- 1661260 FOR I = 1.70 RO / 2 ~1270 FOR J = 1 70 SO STEP 2
1280 IF [=] ANO J = 1 THEN 1310
1290 LET ACT,J) = SOR (A(T,J) * ACI,d) + ACT,J + 2) *A(I,J + 1))
1300 Tf ACI,J) > Z THEN LET 2 = ACT,J)
1310 NEXT J -
1320 NEXT I1330 HOME: PRINT "SPECTRUM FOR" + MIDS (OFS(SF),4,16)6t2
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FOR IT = 1 TO RO / 2
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PROGRAM LENGTH: 152 LINES/3304 BYTESAPPENDIX 6eT
Construction of a Pentagon
CONSTRUCTION OF A PENTAGON FROM ONE FIXED DIAGONAL
Establish the diagonal D by connecting the top and bottom of a major price move by astraight line, This diagonal will be toward the left and top of the pentagon to be con-structed (see Figure AG-1),
1. Measure the length of the diagonal D. This diagonal connects two points of thepentagon.
2. With the point of a compass at one end of the diagonal and the tip on the other,draw a long arc to the right; placing the point on the other end of the diagonal,draw another arc to the right. These arcs should not cross to avoid confusion.
3. The length of a side of a regular pentagon is calculated from the diagonal by theformula
S=.618xD
Using a ruler, set the compass to the length of a side and place the point at one endof the diagonal. Draw an arc on both sides, crossing the arc on the right; do thesame for the other end of the diagonal. The two new arcs will cross on the left. Thethree new crossings are the missing points of the pentagon.
 
FIGURE Aé-1 Construction of a pentagon from one diagonal.
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4, The center of the pentagon ean be found by bisecting any two sides. The point atwhich the two bisecting lines cross is the center. Use this point to circumscribe a cir-cle around the pentagon.
CONSTRUCTION OF A PENTAGON FROM ONE SIDE
Establish the side S by connecting the top and bottom of a major price move with a straightline, As in the previous example, this side will be toward the top and left of the pentagon,which will extend down and to the right (see Figure AG-2),
1. Calculate the length of the diagonal D by applying the formula D = $/.618, This willrequire a ruler to determine the length of S.
2. Using a ruler again, set your compass to the length of the diagonal calculated in thefirst step. Draw wide arcs of radius D from the endpoints of S crossing to the lowerright of S. The place of crossing will be the third point of the pentagon P;, oppositeside S.
3, Set the compass back to length S and place the point at P,. Cross the inner arcsdrawn in step 2 with a small arc drawn on either side of P. The place of crossing willbe the two remaining points of the pentagon.
4, The perpendicular bisectors of any two sides will cross at. the center of the penta-gon and allow you to circumscribe a circle around the pentagon.
 
FIGURE A6é-2 Construction of a pentagon from one side.
 
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The perpendicular bisector of any side is constructed by setting the compass to anylength greater than half of the line being bisected, then placing the point at one end ofthe line, Draw an arc on both sides of the line in the area above the center of the line. Dothe same by placing the point of the compass at the other end and crossing the arcsalready drawn. A line through the two crosses will be the perpendicular bisector of theoriginal line.|Bibliography
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