
(a)
To find:. The three different objects close or similar to golden ratio by making a table to display ratio and dimensions of each object.
(a)

Answer to Problem 17HP
The three different objects close or similar to golden ratio are Divyank ratio, Fibonacci series and DNA molecules.
Explanation of Solution
Given information:
The ratio of length and width of golden rectangle is approximately equals to
Calculation:
Divyank Ratio in which Divyank is the divine constant reveals exact values of creation, maturation and development of some perfect objects. Its most precise decimal value of Golden ratio is
There are total
Fibonacci sequence is the series of number in which each number is the sum of two numbers that precede its. The sequence is
Consider the last two values to determine Fibonacci sequence in ratio.
The width of each full cycle of DNA molecule double helix spiral in angstroms is
The table showing three different objects having golden ratiois shown below:
Different Objects | Divyank Ratio | Fibonacci number | DNA molecules |
Ratios |
(b)
To find: Comparison of each ratio with golden ratio.
(b)

Explanation of Solution
Given information:
The ratio of length and width of golden rectangle is approximately equals to
Calculation:
The expression for golden rectangle in ratio is:
The expression for Divyank ratio in ratio is:
The expression for Fibonacci sequence in ratio is:
The expression for DNA molecule in ratio is:
On comparing the above two expressions of golden ratio,Divyank ratio, Fibonacci sequence and DNA molecules, it can be concluded that they all the above ratios are approximately equal to each other.
(c)
To find: The usage of golden rectangle in architecture in three different ways.
(c)

Explanation of Solution
Given information:The ratio of length and width of golden rectangle is approximately equals to
- One of the Ancient Greek architecture to determine relation between width, height, size and position of the supporting architecture used the golden ratio.
- The Notre dame in Paris, France was also found to used the golden rectangle in their structure.
- The Great Pyramid of Giza may also be based on golden ratio revealed from the position and relative size of the pyramid.
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