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    To cut a 250cm stick to satisfy the golden ratio, divide the length by 1.618 to get 154.5cm. The remaining 95.5cm piece would be in the golden ratio proportions to the first piece. To expand (x + y)/9, distribute the 1/9 to get (1/9)x + (1/9)y. To expand (x + y)/12, distribute the 1/12 to get (1/12)x + (1/12)y.

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    To cut a 250cm stick to satisfy the golden ratio, divide the length by 1.618 to get 154.5cm. The remaining 95.5cm piece would be in the golden ratio proportions to the first piece. To expand (x + y)/9, distribute the 1/9 to get (1/9)x + (1/9)y. To expand (x + y)/12, distribute the 1/12 to get (1/12)x + (1/12)y.

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    Activity 2 in MMW

    1. Suppose that you have a wooden stick that is 250 centimeters long. If you have the cut the stick so
    that the golden ratio is saftisfied, how long should you cut it? Use 1.618 as the value of the Golden
    Ratio.

    Solution:

    2. Expand the following:


    a. (x + y)
    9

    b. (x + y)
    12

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