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David

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Germán

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The golden triangle

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Nature’s Hidden Harmony: Unveiling the Fascinating World of Fibonacci Spirals by user107597233

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Check this design made by user107597233 using wepik.

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Fibonacci in strawberyy

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Fibonacci spiral in pinecone

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https://www.geogebra.org/geometry/jghvpp2d

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Interactive, free online geometry tool from GeoGebra: create triangles, circles, angles, transformations and much more!

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Fibonacci spiral by Manuel Bošnjak, Tehnička škola Virovitica, 2. E

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Carolina, Bruno, Artem, Carlos

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Carlos, Carolina, Bruno, Artem

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Lucas, Sofia, Lara e Ryan

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Daniel, Simão, Gabriel e João

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What is the difference between the area of the green square and the area of the blue square?

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What is the sum of the area of ​​square A and the area of ​​square B?

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What is the sum of the area of ​​square A and the area of ​​square B?

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Sude, Barurhane Secondary School, TURKEY

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Francisco Silva, Nuno Couto, João Dinis and Francisco Brochado

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Francisco Silva, Nuno Couto, João Dinis and Francisco Brochado

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What is the area of the next square after 21?

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Fibonacci spiral with Geogebra, by Lola R.

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Fibonacci spiral with Geogebra, by Lola R.

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Lola R., IES Beniaján (Spain)

Teacher: María José López

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Fibonacci spiral with Geogebra, by Merhane S.

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Fibonacci spiral with Geogebra, by Merhane S.

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Merhane Salama, IES Beniaján (Spain)

Teacher: María José López

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Sergio D. and Isidro. IES Beniaján (SPAIN)

Teacher: Raúl JUAN

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Sergio G., IES Beniaján (SPAIN)

Teacher: Raúl JUAN

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Rubén: This is my spiral

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Andreja Janevski II-5

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nature is truly amazing, it has everything in it.

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Fibonacci Spiral with Geogebra

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Fibonacci Spiral

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The Fibonacci spiral is a fascinating manifestation of mathematical principles in the natural world. It is derived from the Fibonacci sequence, where each number is the sum of the two preceding ones, often appearing in the arrangement of leaves, the branching of trees, the flowering of artichokes, the uncurling of fern fronds, and the arrangement of a pine cone's bracts. This spiral can also be observed in the patterns of hurricanes and galaxies, showcasing how mathematics underpins both the minutiae of organic growth and the vast structures of the cosmos.

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fibonacci spirals