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    MALABAGO, JEANELLE L.

    ARCHI-2C

    "Math is all about solving different numbers" that's what I used to


    think before. But now, I started to value numbers, geometry, and
    nature when I learned it was all connected. Acquiring new knowledge,
    such as a simple pattern, can be used to solve math problems and
    gave me a new idea of how enormous the scope of math is. Knowing
    that nature can be part of a connection to numbers and geometry
    captivates my attention to seek more of this. It fascinates me to look
    more into it. Knowing that nature can have this kind of connection, I
    started to appreciate nature more than it is.

    As I've done my research and watched the video, I've learned that
    Nature by Numbers, such as the Fibonacci sequence permeates the
    natural world. Nature by Numbers is to calculate the natural world in
    our everyday language. Seeing the examples, nature is astonishingly
    beautiful inside and out. Just like math, it is also enormous and has a
    lot of many good things to see. Not just the visuals of these things but
    also the unique patterns that can be noticeable in nature. It is an
    Abundance of symmetry present within nature. These symmetrical or
    radial shapes are the best example to teach, as they usually get our
    attention quickly by their uniqueness. It is also the best example of the
    present mathematical concepts in nature. Now that I think about it,
    "Mathematics has a number of very useful benefits to our minds. "
    That's what I've read on google. And it is true knowing that math is not
    just a subject but also a part of our life wherein it can develop our
    reasoning, quicken our mind, helps us to have analytical thinking and
    etc. Mathematics also helps us in our daily life such as Managing our
    money, Shopping for the best prices, Figuring out distance, time, and
    cost for travel and etc.

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