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| − | Phi is the basis for the golden ratio, which is the sum of the two numbers before it. This can form a neat spiral, as shown: (place an image that you find that's the golden ratio spiral) |
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| − | If you break a stick into two, you'll have two sticks now, a and b. if the larger segment, which we'll say is a, is the same ratio to b as to the whole thing before the stick was broken, the ratio will be phi. |
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| − | Phi can be seen in various designs, such as some types of architecture, some shells, and lots of other designs. |
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