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Fibonaccis Numbers
  • TIMES3_ Number theory Day4

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I. Fibonaccis Rabbit
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Recursive relations
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How to Get the Ratio
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The n-th term of the Fibonacci Sequence
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The n-th term of the Fibonacci Sequence
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  • 1.Multiply two middle numbers
  • 2.Double the result. This is one side.
  • 3.Multiply the two outer numbers. This is the
    other side.
  • 4. The hypotenuse is the sum of squares of the
    two inner numbers.

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III. Identities of Fibonacci Sequence
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IV. Fibonacci Numbers in Nature
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  • Examples of golden ratio from the human face
  • Center of pupil Bottom of teeth Bottom of
    chin
  • Outer inner edge of eye Center of nose
  • Outer edges of lips Upper ridges of lips
  • Width of center tooth Width of second tooth
  • Width of eye Width of iris
  • Source lthttp//hynesva.com/blogs/character_and_exc
    ellence/archive/2009/11/15/gt

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  • From the entire body
  • The human head forms a golden rectangle (width
    height)
  • Whole body height head to fingertips
  • Top of head to fingertips head to navel and
    elbows
  • Top of head to navel and elbows head to
    pectorals and inside top of arms
  • Top of head to navel and elbows width of
    shoulders
  • Top of head to navel and elbows length of
    forearm
  • Top of head to navel and elbows length of
    shinbone
  • Top of head to pectorals top of head to base of
    skull
  • Top of head to pectorals width of abdomen
  • Length of Forearm length of hand

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Q What is the recursive relation of the
Fibonacci sequence?QHow do you get golden
ratio from Fibonacci numbers?
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