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Extractions: Index Math Algebra "The Fibonacci Series: The Series, The Applications, The Web Page" is an educational webpage dedicated to the exploration of and sharing of knowledge about the Fibonacci Series, a sequence of numbers constructed first by Leonardo Fibonacci in 1202. Topics covered include formulae for finding terms of the series, Golden mathematics, practical applications of the series, the appearance of the series in nature and art, and biographies of Fibonacci and his contemporaries. There is also a forum provided for the discussion of the series and sharing of knowledge thereof. The site uses a lesson-by-lesson format as well as interactive Flash animations to teach about this fascinating series and to foster in its readers a sense of wonder about mathematics. Visit Site 1999 ThinkQuest Internet Challenge Languages English Students Jeffrey Norman High School North, Norman, OK, United States Matthew Norman High School North, Norman, OK, United States Kris Logan High School, N Logan, UT, United States Coaches Steven University of Oklahoma, Norman, OK, United States
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Extractions: This lesson is designed to introduce students to the idea of arithmetic and geometric sequences. Upon completion of this lesson, students will: This lesson introduces students to arithmetic sequence through the following activity: The activities and discussions in this lesson address the following Standards: Patterns, relationships and functions standards including: extend geometric and arithmetic sequences. find formulas for determining elements in sequences of numbers. construct sequences similar to previously studied progressions using different initial values.
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