MMATH 1O1-( Mathematics in the Modern World)

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Sequence

it is typically numbers, in which oder of matters, repetition is allowed, and the same elements can appear multiple times.

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“Fibonacci”

means “Son of Bonacci”

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Pingala, Virahanka, Hemachandra

Indian mathematicians who investigated the pattern.

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Leonardo Pisano Bogollo

the fibonacci sequence was introduced to Western European Mathematician in 1202 from his book “Liber Abaci” by _____.

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1170 and 1250

Leonardo Pisano Bogollo lived in Italy.

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*Hindu Arabic Numerals

*Roman Numerals

As well as being famous for the Fibonacci Sequence, Bogollo helped spread ______ and through European in place of ________.

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History of Fibonacci Sequence

was discovered after and investigation on the reproduction of rabbits.

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Fibonacci Sequence

It is a sequence in which each number is the sum of the two preceding ones.

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Golden Ratio

when we take two successive (one after another) fibonacci numbers, their ratio is vry close to ____.

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1.618034

constant value of Golden Ratio

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Appreciation of Numbers

we look at numbers or signs or symbols used to represent magnitudes, or quantities.

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Nominal Numbers

refers to the characteristics or attributes of subject or object that is used for naming, labeling and categorizing only.

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Ordinal Numbers

refers to the characteristics of subjects or objects that is used for ranking and ordering

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Interval Numbers

refers to the characteristics or attributes of subjects or objects that is of known sizes or distance

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Ratio Numbers

refers to the characteristics or attributes of subject or objects that contains the characteristics of the interval data but in this case, zero has a true value.

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Language

is a systematic means if communicating idea or feelings by the use of conventionalized signs, sounds, gestures, marks having understand meaning.

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Precise

able to make very fine districtions

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Concise

able to say things briefly

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Mathematical Symbols

are used to refers to certain quantities, concepts, and ideas, among other things.

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Mathematical Sentence

it is a correct arrangements of mathematical symbols that states a complete thought.

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Powerful

able to express complex thoughts with relative ease

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Mathematical Expression

Is the mathematical analogue of an English noun. It does not state a complete thought and does not make sense.

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Variable

a symbol represents a value or a number. Usually small letters

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Constant

a number on its own, meaning the value is never definite and will never change

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Term

a constant, a variable or consonant(s) and variable(s) multiplied together

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Expression

also called as algebraic expression, it is a group of term separated by the plus or minus symbols

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Set

list each element (or “members”) separated by a comma and then put some curly brackets around the whole thing

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Roster Form

the most familiar and easy formed used to represent sets

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Finite Roster Form

of sets in which there asre elements that can be counted

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Infinite Roster Notation

set in which elements can't be counted

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Set Builder For

has a common features of all the elements of a set

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Sungle Sets

when as set has only one element

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Null or Empty Set

when the set does not contain any elements

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Equal Sets

two sets are said to be equal if they have the same elements in them

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Unequal Sets

two sets are said to be unequal if they have at least one different elements

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Equivalent Sets

are the two sets that have the same numbers of elements, even if the elements are different

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Overlapping Sets

If at least one element from set A is present in set B then the sets are said to be overlapping

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Subset and Supersrt

in every element in set A is also present in set B then the set A is known as the subset of set B and set B is known as the superset of set A

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Universal Set

the collectio of all the elements in regards to a particular subject

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Disjointed Set

Two set are known as ____ if they have no common elements in both sets.

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Union of Sets

is the set containing elements that are in A and B

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Intersection of Set

is where A and B had the elements which are common in both set

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Difference of Sets

we denote the set difference by A-B, which has the elements in set A that are not present in set B

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Compliments of Sets

set A is denoted by “A”. which is the set of all elements in the universal set that are not present in set A