Question

show sin(pi/(n+1) implies sin(pi/n)

Answer 1

I am in the midst of proving by induction that the ratios (perimeter of one regular n-gon)/2*radius = (perimeter of another regular n-gon)/2*radius are equivalent

Answer 2

attaching a picture of my proof in progress.
pleaseee someone helpppppppppp

Answer 3

@.Sam. @UnkleRhaukus anyone?

Answer 4

@jim_thompson5910 ?

Answer 5

im not sure what you mean by 'implies' here

Answer 6

for proof by induction i have to show that f(n+1) --> f(n). I just want to find some way I can manipulate sin(pi/(n+1) that would lead me to sin(pi/n) so I can finish my proof

Answer 7

is \(n\) an integer?

Answer 8

positive integer