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1
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It is a very similar to the Fibonacci spiral but is based on a series of identically proportioned golden rectangles.

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Golden Spiral

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2
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Where does the Golden spiral or Fibonacci Spiral originate?

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Nautilus

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3
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Mathematics is only about numbers.

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False

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4
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Who is famous for the Fibonacci numbers?

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Leonardo Pisano Bigollo

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5
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Is defined as the sequence of numbers in which each number in the sequence is equal to the sum of two numbers before it.

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Fibonacci Sequence

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6
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What paper did Alan Turing published in 1952?

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The Chemical basis of morphogenesis

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7
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Any Turing pattern is a so called ?

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reaction-diffusion system

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8
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It is a special number that approximately equals to 1.618

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Golden ratio, golden section, Golden mean, divine proportion, and or the Greek letter Phi.

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9
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What is the name of the book that is that says “the universe is written in the language of mathematics and its characters are triangles.

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IL Saggiatore

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10
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Who said “God used beautiful Mathematics in creating the world”?

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Paul Dirac

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What do you call a formal system of thought for recognizing, classifying, and Exploiting patterns?

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Mathematics

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12
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Where can see mathematics?

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Nature, daily routine, work, people/communities, and events

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13
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What is mathematics for?

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Unravel puzzles

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14
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What is mathematics about?

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Numbers, symbols and notations.

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15
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Who is mathematics done?

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Curiosity and trial and error.

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16
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How does mathematicians use mathematics?

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Pure and applied

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17
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How does scientist use mathematics?

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Natural and social

18
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What does Leonardo of pisa means?

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From pisa

19
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What does Fibonacci means?

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Son of bonacci

20
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Is was the outcome of a mathematical problem about rabbit breeding.

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Fibonacci sequence

21
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What are the own brand of technical terminology of mathematics?

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Factor, exponent, polynomial, group, ring, field, nets, and weavings.

22
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Mathematical statements of of complex taxonomy in mathematics.

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Axioms, conjectures, theorems, lemmas, and corollaries

23
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Meaning of mathematics

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Used to communicate information about wide range of different subjects

24
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Generals rules of mathematics as a language?

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Precise,concise, and powerful

25
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A declarative sentence that expresses thought and can either be true or false

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A statement or proposition

26
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A statement that bears a single idea

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Simple statement

27
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Bears two or more ideas together

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Compound Statement

28
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Is table that showing the truth value of a statement

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A truth table.

29
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Is the truth value of a simple statement is either true or false?

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Yes

30
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Depends on the Truth value of each simple life and the connectives

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Compound Statement

31
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Is a statement expressing the idea that something is not true.

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Negation

32
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It expresses the idea of and.

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Conjunction ∆

33
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Conveys the notion of or.

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Disjunction

34
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A compound Statement that is always true is called?

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Tautology

35
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A compound Statement that is always false is called?

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Contradiction

36
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A statement that is neither tautology nor a contradiction is called?

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Contingency

37
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Expresses the notion of if then is called?

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Conditional

38
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The act of thinking about something logical and sensible way is called?

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Reasoning

39
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Is a type of reasoning that forms a conclusion based on the examination of specific example is called?

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Inductive reasoning

40
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Is the process of using facts, rules, definitions, or properties to reach a valid conclusion is called?

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Deductive reasoning

41
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Give the step of polya’s solving technique

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  1. Understand the problem
  2. Devise a plan
  3. Carry out the plan
  4. Review the Solution

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