Mathematics - Fibonacci Sequence and the Golden Ratio
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- This mathematics video tutorial provides a basic introduction into the fibonacci sequence and the golden ratio. It explains how to derive the golden ratio and provides a general formula for finding the nth term in the fibonacci sequence. This sequence approaches a geometric sequence when n becomes very large.
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Can I use this sequence to predict the next lotto draw?
The golden ratio which is 1,618 is an endless number which you cant count. And if you read the verse 16:18 of the holy Quran it says: "And if you should count the favors of Allah, you could not enumerate them. Indeed, Allah is Forgiving and Merciful." The signs are very clear.
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For those of you confused about at timestamp 16:12 here is the explanation:
As the author of the video mentioned, the Fibonacci sequence, apart for the first few numbers, has the property that Fn/Fn-1 = k , where k is the golden ratio. Turns out then that the Fibonacci sequence is a geometric progression, and a property of these progressions is that k^n is the n-th number of the sequence. Now, k in our case (fibonacci sequence) is the golden ration, so k^n is the n-th number of the fibonacci sequence. What we are doing at 16:12 is imposing that our generic progression has the property of fibonacci (so that Fn = Fn-1 + Fn-2), and we are looking to find k (the golden ratio). We actually find two values, because there are two values that satifies the equation F^n = F^(n-1) + F^(n-2). Now the problem is that neither 1.618 nor -0.618 approximates the fibonacci sequence. In fact, for example, 1.618^10 is 123 and not 55.
Seems like our calculations are wrong, but not really. We didnt take into account that the first few numbers dont satisfie Fn/Fn-1 = k, and this creates us a problem.
How to find the formula for the fibonacci sequence then? Remember that a linear combination of functions that satisfie the fibonacci sequence saties the fibonacci sequence itself too. Also, the possible sequence that can satisfie Fn = Fn-1 + Fn-2 MUST be a combination of the functions 1.618^n and -0.618^n. This because 1.618 and -0.618 are the roots of F^n = F^n-1 + F^n-2.
So what we are looking for is a way to combine these 2 functions so that we can actually find the fibonacci sequence. Our fibonacci sequence wants the first term to be 1 and the second term to be 1. (In fact 0 (zero-th term), 1 (first ),1(second)). That's enough to find how to combine our two functions, we just need to solve the following system of equations:
c1 * (1.618)^1 + c2 * (-0.618)^1 = 1 (
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MR. Organic Chemistry Tutor, thank you for a fantastic explanation of the Fibonacci Sequence and a powerful derivation of the old Golden Ratio.
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Hello! We have our Fibonacci distribution in our book, and we also have an assignment about it. My teacher did not discuss anything about it (IDK, is this how college supposed to look like?). The explanations I found in the book are obscure. Thank you because you've explained it and broke the two golden ratios into sections to make it more understandable to students like me.
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I wish that you show the complete solution for each. It would be a big help for me to understand the whole thing you discussed.
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But it would be much better if you showed the full calculation like the other comment said, which is exactly what I need for our project.
To complete this, you should also show the geometry/trigonometry method of getting the golden ratio.
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Fibonacci series is one of the most important tool in the Forex markets and stocks markets to determine the support levels and resistance levels.
Hello, do you know what is the pattern of fibonacci sequence?
Fibonacci squence: Any term equals the sum of the two preceding terms. It starts by 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, ...
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Thank you! Thanks to you I solved task of finding first two number of Fibonacci sequence, where 19th (or 18th, idk, task says it is 19th) number equals 45614. Just by dividing 45614 by golden ratio, which you provided the formula for in your video.
By the way, answer is 14, 9, ....
do you know how to put the formula he used in a scientific calculator?
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Interesting. Saw the Fibonacci sequence in The Da Vinci Code. Super weird but cool.
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Just remind 5 should be F5 but you mark it F6. Thanks for the tutorial
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Continue to the 17th or 18th ratio get 1.618034, the golden ratio to 6 decimal places
16:18 I didn't understand how you got this part. From where did this come ? Of course this doesn't work for any number, so If I assume F means fibonacci number then again in the next step you treat it as a normal number raised to a power.
Someone who understood this part, please explain.
Thanks for teaching me.
"Hi there, I think it would be easier to read if you used typed-out numbers instead of writing it digitally. Just a suggestion ^_^
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At 16:19, you introduce F^n = F^(n-1) + F^(n-2). This is unexplained. Initially, n represented the nth Fibonacci number in the sequence, to which you wrote Fn = F(n-1) + F(n-2) where the parantheses are subscripts - not superscripts. These two equations are completely different. If I take your 16:19 equation and use an example: F^14 = F^13 + F^12, under what circumstance does this work? I'm missing something obvious. The rest is well explained and understood.
That's for quadratic equations
@@RAYON10 Sorry how is this a quadratic formula? n could be any number, like the n=14 example I listed. That’s not a quadratic formula with power 2. Also, again you aren’t explaining what you’re doing in this section - you just state this function and then begin reducing it. Still lost on what this portion of the lesson is attempting to explain.
@@jameskirkpatrick361 I scrolled for so long finding this comment bro. I'm 100% with u I don't get where he pulled that from or why. EDIT after finishing the video I see where he was going with it, but tbh he didn't need to do that and it really only served to be a source of confusion because the formula he uses, if I understand correctly, is completely inaccurate.
This is usually proven using limits. lim(n-> infinity) of F_n+1/F_n = (sqrt5+1)/2
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THis is great but did you know using 0,1 as the start is the trivial case and you can actually pick ANY integers you want to start with and get the same result (golden ratio convergence). Can you dig into the deeper meaning of this?
It's better than my teacher explanation on my module I got here minutes only..
I was getting it at first but you said earlier 1:26 that 0 is for F0 and 1 is for F1 and 5 is for F5, but in 8:45 you put the F6 in 5 huhuh Im almost gonna lose it but thanks anyway i still understand
9:01 you had a mistake by saying 5 is Fsub6.
It's nice to see an updated video on this I enjoyed watching it. I'm looking forward to seeing more videos.
bro in the video u said that if we multiply 0.618 with the small numbers it would not work but it actually worked when i tried at the calculator
Where the author wrote F6 above the number 5 in the sequence, he meant F5, since the sequence starts with F0
what about the F10 on the 11th term?
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Lucas number(Ln)….Ln12xFn12=F24…… 322x144=46368……322/144=2.2361111+1=3.236111/2=1.61805555..
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Great Video! Well explained thanks! Also, why not divide the no. by 1.618 to get the previous no. instead of multiplying it with 0.618....both are correct tried and tested (fyi)
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Thanks for the video. I noticed at timestamp 10:29 you say 6465 instead of 6765. Just thought you would like to know. Thanks Again.
Determine the pattern in the successive sums from the previous question. What will be the sum of Fib (1)+ Fib (2)+......Fib (10
so what is the answer of this? 55?
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I actually got a free lesson of quadratic formula too i mean i know the basics since im still stufying quadratic lol gunny im studying Fibonacci sequence first before quadratic it is what it is
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Why would I use the golden ratio to get the next number when i could just add the 2 following numbers.
thanks, cuz I got a project and am horrible at understanding things in class ^w^
16:21 why did the coefficient become an exponent? shouldn't it be Fn =Fn-1 + Fn-2 (n, n-1 and n-2 are coefficients not exponents)
I have a question, just a little curious. During the golden ratio derivation, why did you multiply them to r2 (r squared) before transposing them. Maybe it will sound dumb, still thank you to anyone who will answer.
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A more important question. Why should it be called ‘Fibonacci series’ when Fibonacci himself does not claim to have discovered it and simply acknowledges Indian Mathematics as his source?
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How do you get the square root it's hard to understand without showing the solution
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also, what is the significance of the Fibonacci in organic chemistry?
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