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3/1 is 1901.96 in cents.

1901.96 cents / 38.70967742 cents/step = 49.13383752 steps.

This is an EDO, but we can't take 0.13383752 steps. So we round. This is clearly closer to 49 steps, so that's the "obvious" or "patent" choice. The 3-limit patent val is < 31 49 |

This is an EDO, but we can't take 0.13383752 steps. So we round. This is clearly closer to 49 steps, so that's the "obvious" or "patent" choice. The 3-limit patent val is < 31 49 |. Doing the same thing up through 17, and we get an 17-limit patent val of

< 31 49 72 87 107 115 127 |

Doing the same thing up through 17, and we get an 17-limit patent val of < 31 49 72 87 107 115 127 |

To see how to extend from one limit to another, we may look at what to do for 19/1 and use that to go from the 17-limit to the 19-limit.

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3/1 is 1901.96 in cents.

1901.96 cents / 38.70967742 cents/step = 49.13383752 steps.

This is an EDO, but we can't take 0.13383752 steps. So we round. This is clearly closer to 49 steps, so that's the &quot;obvious&quot; or &quot;patent&quot; choice. The 3-limit patent val is &lt; 31 49 |~~ ~~

This is an EDO, but we can't take 0.13383752 steps. So we round. This is clearly closer to 49 steps, so that's the &quot;obvious&quot; or &quot;patent&quot; choice. The 3-limit patent val is &lt; 31 49 |. Doing the same thing up through 17, and we get an 17-limit patent val of

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&lt; 31 49 72 87 107 115 127 |

Doing the same thing up through 17, and we get an 17-limit patent val of &lt; 31 49 72 87 107 115 127 |

To see how to extend from one limit to another, we may look at what to do for 19/1 and use that to go from the 17-limit to the 19-limit.

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 /1 is 1901.96 in cents.
 .96 cents / 38.70967742 cents/step = 49.13383752 steps.
-This is an EDO, but we can't take 0.13383752 steps. So we round. This is clearly closer to 49 steps, so that's the "obvious" or "patent" choice. The 3-limit patent val is &lt; 31 49 |
+This is an EDO, but we can't take 0.13383752 steps. So we round. This is clearly closer to 49 steps, so that's the "obvious" or "patent" choice. The 3-limit patent val is &lt; 31 49 |. Doing the same thing up through 17, and we get an 17-limit patent val of
+&lt; 31 49 72 87 107 115 127 |
-Doing the same thing up through 17, and we get an 17-limit patent val of &lt; 31 49 72 87 107 115 127 |
 To see how to extend from one limit to another, we may look at what to do for 19/1 and use that to go from the 17-limit to the 19-limit.
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 /1 is 1901.96 in cents.&lt;br /&gt;
 .96 cents / 38.70967742 cents/step = 49.13383752 steps.&lt;br /&gt;
-This is an EDO, but we can't take 0.13383752 steps. So we round. This is clearly closer to 49 steps, so that's the &amp;quot;obvious&amp;quot; or &amp;quot;patent&amp;quot; choice. The 3-limit patent val is &amp;lt; 31 49 |&lt;br /&gt;
+This is an EDO, but we can't take 0.13383752 steps. So we round. This is clearly closer to 49 steps, so that's the &amp;quot;obvious&amp;quot; or &amp;quot;patent&amp;quot; choice. The 3-limit patent val is &amp;lt; 31 49 |. Doing the same thing up through 17, and we get an 17-limit patent val of &lt;br /&gt;
-&lt;br /&gt;
+&amp;lt; 31 49 72 87 107 115 127 |&lt;br /&gt;
-Doing the same thing up through 17, and we get an 17-limit patent val of &amp;lt; 31 49 72 87 107 115 127 |&lt;br /&gt;
 &lt;br /&gt;
 To see how to extend from one limit to another, we may look at what to do for 19/1 and use that to go from the 17-limit to the 19-limit.&lt;br /&gt;