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    Assessment: Name: Mark Angelo P. Aquino Date: 09/08/2021 Class Schedule: MWF 10:00 - 11:00 Course & Year: BSCRIM - 1A

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    The document is an assessment of Mark Angelo P. Aquino's understanding of mathematical concepts like sequences, patterns, and the golden ratio. It contains 10 multiple choice questions testing his knowledge of Fibonacci sequences, patterns of increasing/decreasing numbers, and finding missing terms. It also asks him to provide other examples of Fibonacci sequences in nature and to measure parts of the human body to show how the golden ratio is evident. His responses demonstrate understanding of the concepts and properties being assessed.

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    The document is an assessment of Mark Angelo P. Aquino's understanding of mathematical concepts like sequences, patterns, and the golden ratio. It contains 10 multiple choice questions testing his knowledge of Fibonacci sequences, patterns of increasing/decreasing numbers, and finding missing terms. It also asks him to provide other examples of Fibonacci sequences in nature and to measure parts of the human body to show how the golden ratio is evident. His responses demonstrate understanding of the concepts and properties being assessed.

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    The document is an assessment of Mark Angelo P. Aquino's understanding of mathematical concepts like sequences, patterns, and the golden ratio. It contains 10 multiple choice questions testing his knowledge of Fibonacci sequences, patterns of increasing/decreasing numbers, and finding missing terms. It also asks him to provide other examples of Fibonacci sequences in nature and to measure parts of the human body to show how the golden ratio is evident. His responses demonstrate understanding of the concepts and properties being assessed.

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    Modules in Mathematics in the Modern World Apple Erika B.

    Acebron

    ASSESSMENT
    Name: Mark Angelo P. Aquino Date: 09/08/2021 Class Schedule: MWF 10:00 – 11:00
    Course & Year: BSCRIM – 1A

    I. Answer the following.

    1. What is the 8th term of the Fibonacci Sequence? (1 point)

    The 8th term of the Fibonacci Sequence is 21.

    2. What is the 16th term of the Fibonacci Sequence? (1 point)

    The 16th term of the Fibonacci Sequence is 987.

    3. What is the 50th term of the Fibonacci Sequence? (1 point)

    The 50th term of the Fibonacci Sequence is 12, 586, 269, 020.

    4. What is the next term of the sequence 1, 4, 9, 16, 25, 36, 49, …(1 point)

    The next term of the sequence 1, 4, 9, 16, 25, 36, 49, is 64.

    5. What is the missing number in the sequence 3, 5, 9, __, 23, 33? (1 point)

    The missing number in the sequence 3, 5, 9, __, 23, 33 is 15.

    6. What is the next three terms of the sequence 10, 9, 7, 4, 0, __,…?(1 point)

    The next three terms of the sequence 10, 9, 7, 4, 0 are -5, -11, and -18.

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    7. What is the missing number in the sequence -10, -6, -2, __, 6, 10? (1 point)

    The missing term in the sequence -10, -6, -2, __, 6, 10 is 2.

    8. What is the missing number in the sequence 24, __, 18, 15, 12, 9? (1 point)

    The missing number in the sequence 24, __, 18, 15, 12, 9 is 21.

    9. Describe the nature of the number pattern 88, 77, 55, 22, … (if it is
    shrinking/decreasing, growing/increasing or repeating) (1 point)

    The nature of the number pattern 88, 77, 55, 22 is decreasing.

    10. How are each term related to one another in the sequence 2, 90, 4, 78, 6, 65, 8,
    51, 10? (1 point)

    As I scrutinized deeply the problem I assert that each other is related to


    one another in a means that if we are going to take that literally, we can
    say they are all numbers forming a sequence with a distinct pattern in
    which for every number from the first, 3 rd, 5th etc. term it adds 2 for the next
    number. For the 2nd, 4th, 6th etc. term, it was supposed to be 90, 78, 65, 51.
    Wherein, it started to subtract by 12 then, subtract by 13 then, subtract by
    14 to find the next term, all I need to do is to subtract by 15 to the current
    number, which 51 then you can get 36.

    II. Aside from the examples given, can you give other examples of Fibonacci Sequence
    in Nature? (10 points)

    The other examples of Fibonacci Sequence in Nature are Pinecones,


    Flower Pistils, Hurricane or storm, American Giant Millipede, Monarch
    Caterpillar, Chameleon Tail, Spiral Galaxies, Fern Fiddleheads, Calla
    Lilies, and Comfrey Flowers.

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    III. As a performance task, discover how golden ratio is evident on human body. Fill in
    the data provided. You can use any measuring tool and use inches as the unit of your
    measurements. (20 points)

    My Data

    Measurement

    Distance from your knees to the ground A = ___20 inches______

    Distance from your belly button to the ground B = ___39 inches______

    Distance from the top of your head to your C = ___27 inches______


    belly button

    Distance from your wrist to your elbows D = __ 11 inches______

    Length of your hand E = ___7 inches_______

    Refer to the figure below: F = ___ 2 inches______

    G = _ _ 3 inches_______

    H = ___5 inches_______

    F
    G

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    Get the ratio of the following and round-off your answer to the nearest ten thousandths.

    1. B ÷ C = ___1.4444_inches___

    2. B ÷ A = ___1.9500_inches___

    3. D ÷ E = ___1.5714_inches___

    4. G ÷ F = ___1.5000_inches___

    5. H ÷ G = ___1.6666_inches___

    What can you say about the ratios from numbers 1 to 5?

    I must say that the ratio from 1-5 is a result of the comparison of the numbers

    that indicates their sizes about each other, especially in the human body. Aside

    from this, the ratio also is not in repeating, decreasing or increasing patterns

    however it is organized in random order.

    REFERENCES:

    Manlulu, Esmeralda A., Hipolito, Liza Marie M. (2019). Mathematics in the Modern
    World (1st Edition), Rex Book Store, Inc.

    Valila, A. (2020) Module in Mathematics in the Modern World, University of Eastern


    Philippines Laoang Campus

    http://gofiguremath.org/natures-favorite-math/fibonacci-numbers/fibonacci-in-nature/

    https://stemettes.org/zine/specials/fibonacci-in-nature/

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