Fibonacci numbers have a lot of numerical properties. A few can be mentioned is that the squares of the Fibonacci numbers added together by the consecutive number you get the next Fibonacci number, and when you add the squares together it also results to the Fibonacci sequence. Another is when adding the squares of the Fibonacci numbers for example one plus one plus four is six. Add nine to that, we get 15. Add 25, we get 40. Add 64, we get 104. Fibonacci shows here. Six is two times three, 15 is three times five and so on. Last to be mentioned is when you divide 13 by eight, you get 1.625 and if you dividde this larger number by the smaller number, the ratios get closer and closer to about 1.618. Now the question is, what other numerical properties can you identify in the Fibonacci sequence ASIDE from those mentioned above and verify your assumptions.
Fibonacci numbers have a lot of numerical properties. A few can be mentioned is that the squares of the Fibonacci numbers added together by the consecutive number you get the next Fibonacci number, and when you add the squares together it also results to the Fibonacci sequence. Another is when adding the squares of the Fibonacci numbers for example one plus one plus four is six. Add nine to that, we get 15. Add 25, we get 40. Add 64, we get 104. Fibonacci shows here. Six is two times three, 15 is three times five and so on. Last to be mentioned is when you divide 13 by eight, you get 1.625 and if you dividde this larger number by the smaller number, the ratios get closer and closer to about 1.618.
Now the question is, what other numerical properties can you identify in the Fibonacci sequence ASIDE from those mentioned above and verify your assumptions.
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