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The document discusses patterns in nature and mathematics. It provides examples of reflection symmetry, radial symmetry, and letters that look the same after rotation. It also covers the Fibonacci sequence, finding values using previous terms, and using Binet's formula. There is a performance task to find patterns inside or outside the home and document them.

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Assessement 1

The document discusses patterns in nature and mathematics. It provides examples of reflection symmetry, radial symmetry, and letters that look the same after rotation. It also covers the Fibonacci sequence, finding values using previous terms, and using Binet's formula. There is a performance task to find patterns inside or outside the home and document them.

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Zapanta, Arlyn Leane M. BSBAMMOUM 1-A


MATH IN THE MODERN WORLD
Assessment 1
I. Patterns and Numbers in Nature
(1) Give five examples each of nature having reflection symmetry and radial symmetry.
EXAMPLES OF PIFTURES HAVING REFLECTION SYMMETRY

EXAMPLES OF PIFTURES HAVING RADIAL SYMMETRY


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(2) Compare and contrast (a) rotation and reflection; (b) translation and rotation.
ROTATION
o A transformation that rotates or turns a figure around a fixed point is called a
center of rotation. The coordinates allow us to describe the image and its pre-
image easily. A positive angle of rotation turns the figure counterclockwise, and a
negative angle of rotation turns the figure in a clockwise direction.
REFLECTION
o Transformation across the line produces a mirror image. The line of reflection lies
directly in the middle between the figure and its image. It is the perpendicular
bisector of the segment joining any point to its image. When you reflect point
across the x-axis, the x-coordinate remains the same, but the y-coordinate is
transformed into its opposite.
When you reflect point across the y-axis, they-coordinate remains the same, but
the x-coordinate is transformed into its opposite.
TRANSLATION
o The shape or object will move left, right, up, or down. Also, you could have a
combination like up and right
ROTATION AND REFLECTION
o They are both on a coordinate plane, and they can rotate and reflect the same
shape; size remains constant, can be both in different quadrants.
TRANSLATION AND ROTATION
o It keeps the same shape, size, and exactness of the object.
(3) Which upper case letters of the English alphabet look the same after being rotated 90°? 180°?

Capital letters with rotational symmetry are: Z, S, H, N, and O. The letters Z, S, H, and N, when
rotated 180 degrees clockwise or counterclockwise, will look the same after rotation
completion.

(4) Classify the following frieze patterns based on Conway’s classification.


(a) Hop (c) Jump
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(b) Jump (d) Spinning hop

(e)Spinning sidle

II. Fibonacci Sequence

(1) Enumerate the first twenty Fibonacci numbers.

F1 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89, 144, 233, 377, 610, 987, 1597, 2584, 4181, 6765

F1 1 F11 89
F2 1 F12 144
F3 2 F13 233
F4 3 F14 377
F5 5 F15 610
F6 8 F16 987
F7 13 F17 1597
F8 21 F18 2584
F9 34 F19 4181
F10 55 F20 6765

(2) Use 𝐹40 = 63; 245; 986 and 𝐹38 = 39; 088; 169 to find the value of 𝐹39 . Show your reasoning.

F38 = 39,088,169 F40 = 63,245,986 F39= 102,334,155

(3) Using the Binet’s formula, calculate 𝐹4 .


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III. Beyond the Walls (Performance Task)

Look for patterns Inside or outside of your house then take pictures of the patterns explored using smart
phones or digital camera. Explore, take photos, make list and identify what patterns can be seen in nature inside
your house, at the garden or park nearby or any part of the neighborhood. Showcase your drawing skills by
creating original paintings or pictures, poster, photo collage or vlogs of the different patterns in nature,
Fibonacci, golden ratio or the like that you have encountered on your walk.

✓ The first pattern in one of our plants is Bilateral symmetry.


✓ The second pattern is an example of bedsheets or can be a wallpaper design.
✓ The third pattern is an example of blanket.
✓ The fourth pattern is an example of our cabinet.
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