Math, asked by Nofie, 1 month ago

If you have a wooden board that is 0.75 meters wide, how long should you cut it such that the golden ratio is observed? Used 1.618 as the value of Golden Ratio.

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Answered by Jha28utkarsh
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Answer:

For a rectangle, length/width=golden ratio

width=0.75

Let the length be x.

x/0.75=1.618

x=0.75*1.618=(3/4)*1.618=3*0.4045=1.2135.

Length of the rectangle is 1.2135 m.

Answered by Abhijeet1589
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The Length of the wooden board is 1.21 meters.

GIVEN

Width of the wooden board = 0.75 meters.

Golden ratio = 1.618.

TO FIND

Length of the wooden board.

SOLUTION

We can simply solve the above problem as follows;

We know that the golden ratio of a rectangle is the ratio of the sum of its dimension to its longer side.

Golden ratio = 1.618

Let the length of the rectangular wooden board be L meters.

We know that,

Golden ratio = L+b/L

Where,

L = length of the rectangle

b = Width of the rectangle

Putting the values in the above formula we get;

1.618 = L + 0.75/L

1.618 L = L + 0.75

Subtracting L in both RHS and LHS

1.618 L - L = 0.75

0.618L = 0.75

Dividing 0.618 in both LHS and RHS

L = 0.75/0.618

L = 1.21 m

Hence, The Length of the wooden board is 1.21 meters.

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