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ArticleOpen Access http://dx.doi.org/10.26855/jamc.2025.12.003

Every Cube Has Three Line Segments that Approximate Twice the Cube Root Infinitely

Jiucheng Zhong

Baoxing County Zhongba High School, Ya'an 625000, Sichuan, China.

*Corresponding author:Jiucheng Zhong

Published: December 16,2025

Abstract

The inability to construct roots of threefold cubes using a compass and straight-edge (conventional geometric tools) led to the exclusion of dodecahedron constructions. However, since these tools can perform basic arithmetic operations and square roots, we established a fixed ratio between given cube edges and dodecahedron edges. This enabled the creation of line segments equivalent to dodecahedron roots, resulting in the paper “Constructing Line Segments Equal to Dodecahedron Roots Using Given Cube Edges”. To address criticisms regarding the universality, precision, and apparent contradiction with classical proofs, we further explored fixed ratios between relevant line segments and dodecahedron roots within given cube constructions. My research revealed two additional line segments with fixed ratios to dodecahedron roots, which are congruent with 15-digit line segments constructed from cube edges. This innovative work represents an expansion of research into Galois theory through advanced cognitive development.

Keywords

Doubling of a cube; Compass and straightedge; Square root; Cube root; Geometric construction

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How to cite this paper

Every Cube Has Three Line Segments that Approximate Twice the Cube Root Infinitely

How to cite this paper: Jiucheng Zhong. (2025) Every Cube Has Three Line Segments that Approximate Twice the Cube Root Infinitely. Journal of Applied Mathematics and Computation9(4), 238-248.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.26855/jamc.2025.12.003