Wednesday, May 31, 2017

Polar Coordinates


        Polar coordinates, composed of radial and angular coordinates, seem like the best way to approach the Fibonacci Spiral. So, the first step is mastering them before taking Calculus III!
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Coming up: figuring out an equation to graph the Fibonacci Spiral! 

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