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    Activity 2 - Fibonnaci Sequence and Golden Ratio

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    This document is an activity from Cebu Technological University discussing the Fibonacci sequence and golden ratio. It provides background on Leonardo Fibonacci, who first documented the Fibonacci sequence based on a rabbit breeding population model. The Fibonacci sequence is a pattern of numbers where each subsequent number is the sum of the previous two numbers. This sequence is found throughout nature, such as in the arrangement of leaves and petals on plants. The golden ratio, which often approximates 1:1.6, also frequently appears in nature and influences design in fields like architecture.

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    This document is an activity from Cebu Technological University discussing the Fibonacci sequence and golden ratio. It provides background on Leonardo Fibonacci, who first documented the Fibonacci sequence based on a rabbit breeding population model. The Fibonacci sequence is a pattern of numbers where each subsequent number is the sum of the previous two numbers. This sequence is found throughout nature, such as in the arrangement of leaves and petals on plants. The golden ratio, which often approximates 1:1.6, also frequently appears in nature and influences design in fields like architecture.

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    This document is an activity from Cebu Technological University discussing the Fibonacci sequence and golden ratio. It provides background on Leonardo Fibonacci, who first documented the Fibonacci sequence based on a rabbit breeding population model. The Fibonacci sequence is a pattern of numbers where each subsequent number is the sum of the previous two numbers. This sequence is found throughout nature, such as in the arrangement of leaves and petals on plants. The golden ratio, which often approximates 1:1.6, also frequently appears in nature and influences design in fields like architecture.

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    Republic of the Philippines

    CEBU TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY


    SAN FRANCISCO CAMPUS
    Northern Poblacion, San Francisco, Cebu, Philippines
    Website: http://www.ctu.edu.ph

    COLLEGE OF EDUCATION

    NAME: SALVACION, JECEL DATE: 02-22-2023


    PROGRAM/YR: BEEd 1-A

    THE FIBONNACI SEQUENCE AND GOLDEN RATIO


    ACTIVITY NO. 2

    Some may believe that mathematics was created to torture our brains or
    that a nonsense number was created. Nature makes extensive use of
    symbols such as numbers. Have you ever counted how many petals are on
    a flower? You may believe that any number is possible, but you may be
    surprised to learn that nature appears to favor specific sets of numbers such
    as 1,2,3,5,8,13, which form a pattern known as the Fibonnaci Sequence.
    Some Indian mathematicians, such as Pingala, Virahanka, and
    Hemachandra, have already investigated this pattern of numbers. The
    Fibonacci sequence is frequently associated with the golden ratio, a
    proportion (roughly 1:1.6) that occurs frequently in nature and is used in
    many fields of human endeavor. The Fibonacci sequence and the golden
    ratio, among other things, are used to guide design for architecture,
    websites, and user interfaces.

    The Fibonacci sequence is named after Leonardo Fibonacci. Leonardo


    Pisano Bogollo, the discoverer otherwise was a well-known Italian
    mathematician. Fibonacci numbers are well-known. Fibonacci Sequence
    Bogollo's book was the first to address these issues. Liber Abaci, published
    in 1202, describes the expansion of a rabbit population specific conditions.
    The terms stipulated that to breed, a pair of rabbits was required, and
    Each rabbit pair must mature after two months where they were prior to
    breeding more rabbits. The female is then expected to have a litter of one
    male and female rabbit. Under these circumstances, it was discovered that
    in order to determine the total number of you add the rabbit pairs you have
    for each month. The total number of pairs that were alive during the
    previous two months - this pattern followed the Fibonacci sequence of
    Republic of the Philippines
    CEBU TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY
    SAN FRANCISCO CAMPUS
    Northern Poblacion, San Francisco, Cebu, Philippines
    Website: http://www.ctu.edu.ph

    COLLEGE OF EDUCATION
    numbers sequence (Fractal Foundation, 2013). (Fractal Foundation, 2013).
    The first two numbers in the Fibonacci sequence are 0 and 1, and each
    subsequent number equates to the previous number to the sum of the
    previous two numbers. There are an infinite number of Fibonacci numbers,
    and these numbers can be found all over the world.

    Nature is purely mathematical. If you examine how a plant grows new


    leaves. You would notice that it has stems and petals grows in a Fibonacci
    pattern sequence. Plants are unaware that they are growing. This order is
    followed. Plants instead grow in new leaves in the most efficient way
    possible and petals grow naturally between old but there is always enough
    space for one more leaf or petal to emerge. The world we are living today
    are mathematical mysteries of nature.
    Republic of the Philippines
    CEBU TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY
    SAN FRANCISCO CAMPUS
    Northern Poblacion, San Francisco, Cebu, Philippines
    Website: http://www.ctu.edu.ph

    COLLEGE OF EDUCATION

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