A Geometric Analysis of the Pentagon Interior
The pentagon is, internally, completely divided in every one of its
segments in Phi ratio.

We will show triangle BEC similar to triangle BGA, similar to triangle AFG, and
that each of these triangles is a golden mean triangle, so that each diagonal
of the pentagon is divided in Extreme and Mean Ratio by all of the other
diagonals.
" " means angle!
1) ABC = BAD = DAE = EAC = BEA = BCA = BDA = ADC = CDE = DEB = AEC = DCB = DCE = CBE = DBE, because they are all inscribed angles
subtending chords of equal length, viz, the sides of the pentagon.
FAG = ABG by identity.
AG and BGA common to both triangle AFG and triangle
BGA.
2) Therefore triangle AFG similar to triangle BGA by angle-side-angle.
ABG = BEC by identity.
side AB = side CE
ABG = BCE as above.
3) Therefore triangle BEC similar to triangle BGA by angle-side-angle
So we know now that FG is to GA as GA is to AB as AB is to BE.
But this is the precise definition of division into Extreme and Mean Ratio. We
can write this as:
4) FG/GA = GA/AB = AB/BE. So these 4 lines are in Phi ratio with each other.
Triangle BGA congruent to triangle CFA by angle-side-angle
Triangle BFA congruent to triangle AGC by angle-side-angle.
5) Therefore BF = FA = AG = GC and BC is divided into EMR by F and G
Triangle ADE congruent to triangle ADC congruent to triangle BEC congruent
to triangle BCD
congruent to triangle BEA because all 3 angles are equal by 1) above and all of
them have short sides equal to the side of the pentagon.
6) Therefore the lengths of the diagonals of the pentagon are equal to each
other and so each of them is divided into EMR.
Further looks:
1–6 allows us to conclude that:
7) Triangles AFG, BFH, HDJ, EJI, and CGI are congruent.
8) Triangles BGA, CFA, ABH, DBF, BDJ,
EDH, DEI, CEJ, CEG and ACI are congruent.
All triangles in 7) and in 8) are golden mean triangles!
9) Since, for example, AB = BG, and BC, a diagonal, is divided into
EMR by BG,
THE DIAGONAL OF THE PENTAGON IS DIVIDED INTO EMR BY THE SIDE OF THE
PENTAGON. This will become very useful in the analysis of certain
polyhedra.
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