Graphing Golden Rectangles

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Consider the rectangles from the last activity.
What were the dimensions of the rectangles?
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Use the connections you made between the Fibonacci Sequence and the rectangles from the last activity.
What will the dimensions of the next three rectangles be?
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Rewrite the dimensions of each rectangle as a ratio (using a vinculum) of the larger dimension to the smaller dimension. Start with the 1x2 rectangle and end with the 55x89 rectangle. Convert each ratio to a decimal.
What do you notice about these ratios and decimals?
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Rewrite the dimensions of each rectangle as an ordered pair with the smaller dimension as the x-coordinate and the larger dimension as the y-coordinate. Start with the 1x2 rectangle and end with the 55x89 rectangle. Graph the points and create a line of b
Geogebra writes the equation for the line of best fit in standard form (Ax + By = C). Rewrite the equation in slope-intercept form (y = mx + b).
What do you notice about the slope of the line? Where have you seen this number before? Why do you think this number is important?
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