The Golden Ratio

This is a made-up story, however the characters are very much real at my old school.

“What is the ‘Golden Ratio’?”, Yukitoshi asks Mrs. Barry. “Oh, the Golden Ratio?”. Yukitoshi nods. “The Golden Ratio is a principle-or rule- from mathematics that describes ideal proportions. The Golden Ratio is used to analyze the proportions of natural objects and artificial systems. It is very common in the natural world, and is even used in art, beauty, natural sciences, and architecture. And those are just some of the subjects where the Golden ratio is relevant. Typically NCEA level 2 students are taught the Golden Ratio- So don’t worry, you’ve got seven years until those… those more complicated lessons. Now, back to our Word Of the Day…”, and with that everyone goes back to writing their paragraphs. Well, everyone but Ada-reign and Malachi. But that is typical of them.

Author's Note

All information was gotten from Cuemath, Centre for Surgery, Wikipedia, Adobe, and Google, of course. And all the names of the characters in this story are real people from my old school, Glenavon.