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Hans Walser, [20090629b] Puzzle, and Fibonacci Numbers You may fill the polygons by triangles of one size and shape and squares of three sizes. The central hexagon is affine regular.

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Hans Walser, [20090629b]

Puzzle, and Fibonacci Numbers

You may fill the polygons by triangles of one size and shape and squares of three sizes.

The central hexagon is affine regular.

The Puzzle

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Hans Walser: Puzzle 2/4

Solution

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Hans Walser: Puzzle 3/4

Next two steps

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Hans Walser: Puzzle 4/4

Solution Do you see the Fibonacci numbers 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8?

Reference

[Deshpande 2009] Deshpande, M. N. : Proof Without Words: Beyond Extriangles.

MATHEMATICS MAGAZINE. Vol. 82, No. 3, June 2009, p.

208.

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