The Fibonacci Sequence: Nature's Code

The video explores the Fibonacci sequence, a series of numbers found frequently in nature, and its historical origins. It discusses how these numbers appear in plants and other natural forms, and introduces the concept of the golden ratio, known as Phi, which was used by ancient Greeks in art and architecture. The video also covers the golden rectangle and its connection to natural spirals, illustrating the mathematical beauty found in the natural world.

Who introduced the Fibonacci sequence to the Western world?

• Albert Einstein

• Isaac Newton

• Leonardo of Pisa

• Leonardo da Vinci

In which natural objects can you commonly find Fibonacci numbers?

• Mountains

• Rivers

• Clouds

• Plants

What is the approximate value of the golden ratio?

• 3.142

• 1.618

• 1.414

• 2.718

Which ancient civilization is known to have used the golden ratio in their art?

• Chinese

• Egyptians

• Greeks

• Romans

What shape is formed by dividing a golden rectangle into squares?

• Spiral

• Hexagon

• Triangle

• Circle