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The Relation of Fibonacci sequence with the Other Numbers

Raid Salih Jawad1, Safaa Nayyef Abdul Jabbar2, Najat Hamid Sibit3
1
Head of PV Dep. ERERC-University of Technology-Baghdad, Iraq
2
Head of RD Dept. Furatt State Comp. for Chemicals Industries & Pesticides, Babil, Iraq
3
RD Dept. Furatt State Comp. for Chemicals Industries & Pesticides, Babil, Iraq

Abstract: The Fibonacci sequence is famous because it’s have amazing and great
*Corresponding author properties. In this study, we prove some of the interesting properties which include
Raid Salih Jawad the relations between Fibonacci numbers and (9, 19, 29). And we found a lot of
connections between them.
Article History Keywords: Fibonacci sequence, golden ratio, Number 19
Received: 25.10.2017
Accepted: 05.11.2017 INTRODUCTION
Published: 30.11.2017 The Fibonacci sequence was given its name in might of 1876 by the
outstanding French scientist Franc¸ois Edouard Anatole screenwriter, United Nations
DOI: agency had originally known as it“the series of Lam´e,” [1] when the
10.21276/sjeat.2017.2.11.2 Frenchscientist archangel Lam´e [Dan Kalman& Robert Mena]

In arithmetic, the Fibonacci numbers [2, 3] are the numbers within the
following whole number sequence, referred to as the sequence, and characterized by
the actual fact that each range once the primary 2 is that the total of the 2 preceding
ones.

The Fibonacci spiral: associate degree approximation of the golden spiral

created by drawing circular arcs connecting the other corners of squares within
the Fibonacci tiling; [4] this one uses squares of sizes one, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13 and 21.

Fig-1:

There is a huge [5, 6] interest of modern science in the application of the Fibonacci numbers and Golden
Section.

The Fibonacci numbers Fn are

1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89, 144, 233, 377, ….

Each Fibonacci number is the sum [7-15] of the previous two Fibonacci numbers!

Let n any positive integer. If Fn is what we use to describe the nth Fibonacci number, then
Fn = Fn−1 + Fn−2
[Sergio Falcon] where in every [18, 19] term the total of the 2 previous terms, starting with the values F0 = zero, and F1
= 1. On the opposite hand the quantitative relation of 2 consecutive Fibonacci [20, 21, 22] numbers converges to the
Golden [23, 24] mean, or proportionality [25, 26] sin (2_/5)/ sin (1/5) = 1.618.The classical Fibonacci numbers [27,28]
have been very used in as different sciences [29-34] as the biology, demography or economy. Recently they have been

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applied even in the high-energy physics, but there exist generalizations of these numbers given by [35-38] researches as
Horadam.

PROBLEM STATEMENT
The following table Fibonacci numbers, with dividing the output of each one of them with the number (19):
sequence

Table 1: Fibonacci numbers dividing the output of each one (19)

Dividing by (19) Fibonacci number No
0.0 0 1
0.1 1 2
0.1 1 3
0.1 2 4
0.2 3 5
0.3 5 6
0.4 8 7
0.7 13 8
1.1 21 9
1.8 34 10
2.9 55 11
4.7 89 12
7.6 144 13
12.3 233 14
19.8 377 15
32.1 610 16
51.9 987 17
84.1 1597 18
136.0 2584 19
785808 14930352 37
4540398488 86267571272 55
Fibonac

Calcula
inverse

Period
tion
ci

Divided by 19 result Fibonacci sequence

136 2584 2584 + 0 1

-84 -1596 1597 - 1 2
52 988 987 + 1 3
-32 -608 610 - 2 4
20 380 377 + 3 5
-12 -228 233 - 5 6
8 152 144 + 8 7
-4 -76 89 - 13 8
4 76 55 + 21 9
0 0 34 - 34 10
4 76 21 + 55 11
4 76 13 - 89 12
8 152 8 + 144 13
12 228 5 - 233 14
20 380 3 + 377 15
32 608 2 - 610 16
52 988 1 + 987 17
84 1596 1 - 1597 18
136 2584 0 + 2584 19

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Fig-2: Fibonacci sequence

As in Fig.2 we can see the final general views of Fibonacci sequence. The sum of the first (19) a number in the
Fibonacci sequence is to accept the other divisible by the number (19):

(0 + 1 + 1 + 2 + 3 + 5 + 8 + 13 + 21 + 34 + 55 + ... + 2584) = 6764

6764 / 19 = 356

That the resulting number (6764), a unique feature. It is equal to:

19 x 4 x 89 = 76 x 89

This number (89), is the number of Fibonacci His status (11)! It reversed the wonder that is equal to: 1/89 =
0.01123595 ... Webmasters and password in this inverted it is the only one that includes in breaking the ten-year
consecutive Fibonacci itself:
0, 0 1
0, 0 0 1
0, 0 0 0 2
0, 0 0 0 0 3
0, 0 0 0 0 0 5
0, 0 0 0 0 0 0 8
0, 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 3
0, 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1...

0, 0 1 1 2 3 5 9 5 ...
Reverse this process and our destination because we reverse the first (19) a number in the Fibonacci sequence,
so that it becomes the first is the last and the last is first, here's the surprise [Loay bin Ghazi Tibi]. Table.2 Fibonacci
sequence and the inverse of it and divided by 19 part 1.

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1
3000
19 2
18 2500 3
2000
17 1500 4
1000
16 500 5
0
-500
15 6

14 7
13 8
12 9
11 10

Fig-2: General views of Fibonacci sequence with its inverse

From the table above, as shown in table 2 part 2, if we add no. (1) of the Fibonacci sequence to the offset by in
the inverse sequence, the came out number is divisible by (19), also if this number rose from the number (2) of
corresponding Fibonacci sequence also the came out number is divisible by (19). Then, if we add to the third issue in the
corresponding successive reverse, once again came out number is divisible by (19) ... and so on until we reach the
Fibonacci number (19)! It calculations alternately: time to add and subtract time, which is never left behind, and achieved
only with the number (19).

Also, if the process has all the numbers that follow ranked number holder (19), found that the calculation
between each number in the Fibonacci sequence and the corresponding sequence in reverse, the process is always put:

Table 2: Fibonacci sequence and the inverse of it and divided by 19 part 2

Divided by result Fibonacci Calculation Fibonacci Period
19 inverse sequence
636 4852 0 + 4852 19
222 2850 8 - 2858 40
356 6764 8 - 7678 48
576 80922 4 - 80927 44
932 17708 3 - 86688 43
1508 45784 8 - 45786 42
2440 46360 5 - 27375 48
3948 68084 83 - 68048 47
6388 121372 48 - 848393 46
62336 897352 32 - 897285 45
66724 386687 88 - 386588 49
27262 882820 59 - 882449 30
43784 538597 822 - 534020 38
72844 8327037 433 - 8327479 34
664628 4866934 366 - 4865309 33
685472 3843975 780 - 3842865 32
322622 8608900 956 - 8604556 38
485572 9448575 8896 - 9446278 37
785672 82946675 4852 - 82930384 37
1271244 24153636 4181 - 24157817 38
2056916 39081404 6765 - 39088169 39
3328160 63235040 10946 - 63245986 40

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Look at how successive changed body and set aside, to be the location of the number (19) directory location,
and to suggest various images that the subject of this number (19) of which is destined recognition aesthetically
surprising!

RESULTS AND DISCUSSION

If the first number is divided on the Fibonacci (19) is the owner of status (19), followed by the number that this
feature is the number of Fibonacci His status (37), which is between him and the first (19) status exactly! Then the next is
the owner of status (55), which is also the second (19) status.

1. The sum of the preparation for the first nine successive preparation of any number from zero to 21 is the number 54
and this number is divisible by 9, and without rest,
54 ÷ 9 = 6
2. The sum of the preparation for the first 18 consecutive number from zero to the number 1597 is the number 4810
and this number is divisible by 19.
4810 ÷ 19 = 220
The number 18, which refers to the first number is 18 (9 * 2) It is here shown that there is a relationship between the
number 9 and number 19.
3. The number 19 is the same in successive number is 2584divisible by 19
2584 ÷ 9 = 136
4. The total number of successive 29 for the first number from zero to number 317 811 is a number 832 039 and that
number is divisible by 29,
832039 ÷ 29 = 28691
5. Total prepare for the first 36 consecutive any number from zero to number 9,227,465 is the number 24,157,816 and
this number is divisible by 19,
24157816 ÷ 19 = 1271464
And the number 36, which refers to the first number is 36 (9 * 4) and this again shows the relationship between the
number 9 and number 19.
6. Since there is a relationship between the number 18, which is twice the number 9 and number 19, now we have to
prove a relationship between the number 19 and the next in the series after the 18 number that is
18 +19 = 37,
a number 14,930,352 and this number divisible by on 19 without rest.
14930352 ÷ 19 = 785808
7. There is also a relationship between the number 37 and the next in the series after a number 18 or 18 +37 = 55, a
number 86,267,571,272 and this number divisible by on without the rest of the 19 ..
86267571272 ÷ 19 = 4540398488
8. It is known that the sum of the numbers 9 +19 +29 = 57 and this number is divisible by 19 without the rest of the 57
÷ 19 = 3. Now if we take the corresponding numbers in the sequence of the No. 9 and the two numbers 19 and 29, a
21 and 2584 and 317 811 does wonder if the sum of these numbers are accepted multiple of 19 as the corresponding
numbers
21 +2584 + 317811 = 320416
320416 ÷ 19 = 16864
To see consistency between successive sequence and corresponding of how to prepare in harmony with the number
19 in tune bizarre.
9. The sum of the first 19, the result is divisible
(136-84 + 52-32 + 20-12 + 8-4 +4 +0 +4 +4 +8 +12 +20 +32 +52 +84 +136 = 836)
The number 836 is divisible by 19
836 ÷ 19 = 44
10. The sum of the first 19, the result of dividing the number 17 in their own cascading is (-152 + 94-58 + 36-22 + 14-8
+ 6-2 + 4 + 2 + 6 + 8 + 14 + 22 + 36 + 58 + 94 +152 = 304) and the number 304 is divisible by 19
304 ÷ 19 = 16
11. When you multiply the following numbers among them
9* 19 * 29 = 4959
The last divided by the number 19 produces the following:
4959 ÷ 19 = 261
When collecting the numbers of the last one:
1 +6 +2 = 9

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This shows the relationship between the 9, 19 and 29

CONCLUSION
In this research we found that there is a lot of relations between the numbers 9,19,29, and Fibonacci sequence
and if we search more may we will find more than this also means that there is a families in the numbers as well as in
plants and animals.

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