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Drawing Mathematical Numbers and Applications

The document contains a Processing code that generates multiple layers of Fibonacci ellipses, using a loop to create varying rotations and sizes based on Fibonacci numbers. It sets colors for each layer and uses transformations to position the ellipses correctly. Additionally, there is a closing note indicating that users will create their own designs based on mathematical applications.

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Drawing Mathematical Numbers and Applications

The document contains a Processing code that generates multiple layers of Fibonacci ellipses, using a loop to create varying rotations and sizes based on Fibonacci numbers. It sets colors for each layer and uses transformations to position the ellipses correctly. Additionally, there is a closing note indicating that users will create their own designs based on mathematical applications.

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void setup() {

size(500, 500);

background(255);

void draw() {

translate(width / 2, height / 2);

float a = 0;

float b = 1;

// Loop to create multiple layers of Fibonacci ellipses

for (int layer = 0; layer < 5; layer++) { // Change the number of layers
as needed

float angleOffset = layer * (PI / 10); // Different rotation for each layer

float tempA = a;

float tempB = b;

for (int i = 0; i < 15; i++) {

float temp = tempA;

tempA = tempB;

tempB = temp + tempB;

// Use Fibonacci number for position

float x = tempA * 5; // Scale down for better visibility

float y = 0;

// Use Fibonacci number for size


float size = tempA * 2; // Scale size for better visibility

// Set color based on layer

fill((layer * 50) % 255, (i * 20) % 255, (layer * 30 + i * 10) % 255);

noStroke(); // No outline for the ellipses

// Apply rotation with angle offset

pushMatrix(); // Save the current transformation matrix

rotate(angleOffset + (PI / 5) * i); // Rotate based on layer and index

ellipse(x, y, size, size);

popMatrix(); // Restore the previous transformation matrix

Closing (40 minutes)


You will create your own designs based on applications of mathematical numbers.

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