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1.
the fibonacci sequence
By Stephanie Reimer
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The Marmot
2.
Types of Spirals
Archimedes-keeps the same distance as it spirals out
Parabolic-starts big but becomes tighter, spiral ends
Fibonacci-starts tight but increases distance as it spirals out
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hjl
3.
How to draw
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Amy Ferguson
4.
spirals in nature
fern fronds
sunflowers
pinecones
others?
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alec.mills
5.
sequence of numbers
1+1=2
1+2=3
2+3=5
3+5=8
so on...
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circulating
6.
pinecone example
count the rows on the pinecone
any similarities? patterns?
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desertdutchman
7.
Leaf pattern of growth
need an efficient way to absorb sunlight
leaves should not fully overlap each other
botanists realized plants are consistent in growing leaves
equal distance/angle degree
follow one simple rule
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石川 Shihchuan
8.
phi
most efficient irrational number
cannot be expressed as a whole number
360/phi (golden ratio)
=222.49 degrees -360= 137.5 degrees
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cleber
9.
phi...
new leaves tend to pop up in open areas
just enough space so it isn't completely filled
always room for one more leaf
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Jason A. Samfield
10.
Fibonacci all around us
plants follow one simple rule of 137.5 degrees
rule so simple can create structures so complex
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Paul J Coles
11.
thank you
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Village9991
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