Examples of Arithmetic Progressions in Nature
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Growth often includes arithmetic progressions in one way or another.
For example, if you measure the distances of footprints of animals or people along a track, those distances will be in an arithmetic progression. Sunflowers, snails, and lots of other things show geometric progressions rather than arithmetic ones.
For example, if you measure the distances of footprints of animals or people along a track, those distances will be in an arithmetic progression. Sunflowers, snails, and lots of other things show geometric progressions rather than arithmetic ones.
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A car going in uniform speed, colonies having home in same distance, etc.
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