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NAME: __________________________ DATE: SCORE

CHAPTER I _____
CLASS SCHEDULE: _____________
MW 101 – COMPILATION # 01
I. RECITATION.
Choose one human endeavor listed below that you think needs mathematics. Explain your point of view in
the class.
1. Accountants 6. Computer Programmers 11. Meteorologists 16. Technicians
2. Agriculturists 7. Engineers 12. Military Personnel 17. Tradesmen
3. Architects 8. Lawyers 13. Nurses
4. Biologists 9. Managers 14. Politicians
5. Chemists 10. Medical Doctors 15. Salespeople

II. IDENTIFICATION. (2 pts. each)


Write the correct word on the blank in the right that is being referred to in the following.
1. A series of regular sinuous curves, bends, loops, turns, or windings in the channel of a _____________
river, stream or other watercourse.
2. A disturbance that transfers energy through matter or space, with little or no associated _____________
mass transport.
3. A substance formed by trapping pockets of gas in a liquid or solid. _____________
4. The tiling of a plane using one or more geometric shapes with no overlaps and gaps. _____________
5. A curve which emanates from a point, moving farther away as it revolves around the _____________
point.
6. An agreement in dimensions, due proportion, an arrangement. _____________
7. This occurs due to the development of certain displacement discontinuity surfaces _____________
within the solid.
8. Is characterized by the fact that every number after the first two is the sum of the two _____________
preceding ones.
9. A series of bands or strips, often of the same width and color along the length. _____________
10. The infinitely complex patterns that are self-similar across different scales. _____________

III. MULTIPLE CHOICE. Write the letter of your answer on the space before the item. (2 pts. each)
_____1. They determine the proper amounts of fertilizers, pesticides and water to produce bountiful amounts
of foods.
A. Biologists B. Chemists C. Agriculturists D. Politicians
_____2. They forecast the weather for agriculturists, pilots, vacationers and those who are marine-
dependent.
A. Engineers B. Tradesmen C. Meteorologists D. Architects
_____3. They create complicated sets of instructions called programs/software to help use computers to
solve
problems.
A. IT Experts B. Computer Programmers C. Technicians D. Managers
_____4. They carry out the detailed instructions doctors given them. They adjust intravenous drip rates, take
vitals, dispense medicine and even assist in operations.
A. Nurses B. Doctors C. Physicians D. Military Personnel
_____5. They design buildings for structural and beauty. They must know how to calculate loads for finding
acceptable materials in design which involve calculus.
A. Engineers B. Architects C. Electricians D. Technicians
_____6. It is a human endeavor that assists businesses by working on their taxes and planning for upcoming
Years.
A. Managers B. Salespeople C. Accountants D. Tradesmen
_____7. Find the 11th term of the Fibonacci.
A. 233 B. 144 C. 89 D. 55
_____8. It has an approximate value of 1.61803. What is it?
A. Pi B. Phi C. Euler D. Fibonacci
_____9. Find the sum of Fibonacci 15th term and Fibonacci of 20th term.
A. 7, 375 B. 4, 791 C. 3, 571 D. 8, 362
_____10. What is the difference of Fibonacci 15th term to Fibonacci 8th term?
A. 589 B. 597 C. 602 D. 605
TAKE NOTE:
“In this world, a regularity is the face that the same thing always happens in the same circumstances. While a
pattern is a discernible regularity in the world or in a man-made design.” – Collins (2018)
“We live in a universe of pattern.” – Ian Stewart (1995)
“Pure mathematics is, in its way the poetry of logical ideas.” – Albert Einstein
IV. DRAWING. (20 pts.)
Use the back part to draw a symbol which all the mentioned patterns in nature exist then explain it in your
own perspective the relevance to mathematics.

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In architecture, mathematics is crucial for calculating loads and determining the appropriate materials needed for building structures. Architects must understand calculus and geometry to ensure structural integrity and aesthetics. Calculations involving stresses, forces, and material strengths are essential to design safe and effective buildings .

Patterns and regularities reveal underlying structures in mathematics and help in formulating theories and models across disciplines. Recognizing these, such as symmetry in crystals or waves in physics, aids in constructing mathematical equations that describe natural phenomena and are crucial in fields like biology and chemistry for predicting behaviors and properties .

Meteorologists use mathematical models to simulate atmospheric phenomena and predict future weather conditions. These models rely on differential equations that describe the physics of air flow and thermodynamics, enabling precise forecasts essential for agriculturists, pilots, and marine-dependent activities .

Symmetry and tessellation play significant roles in arts, architecture, and scientific modeling. Symmetry provides balance and aesthetics in design, while tessellation, the tiling of a plane without gaps or overlaps, is crucial in molecular structures and architectural floor designs. They aid in problem-solving and creativity both in scientific innovations and in artistic expressions .

Computer programmers apply discrete mathematics in algorithms and data structures to optimize computational tasks. They use mathematical logic and probability to handle decision making in software, ensuring efficiency, error-checking, and resource management. This mathematical understanding is crucial in developing solutions for various application problems .

Accountants apply arithmetic and complex mathematical models to manage financial records, tax calculations, and future financial planning. Through mathematics, they ensure accuracy and compliance in reporting financial statuses, which is crucial for business operations and strategic planning .

Biologists use mathematical models to understand genetic variations and predict evolutionary trends. Probability and statistics are critical for analyzing genetic data, estimating population distributions, and assessing allele frequencies, which help in understanding the dynamics of ecosystems and in conservation efforts .

Nurses use mathematics to calculate medication dosages and intravenous drip rates accurately. Understanding ratios, percentages, and algebra helps in assessing vital signs and adjusting treatments according to the doctor's instructions, ensuring patient safety and effective healthcare delivery .

The golden ratio, approximately 1.61803, is applied in architecture and art to achieve balance and harmony. It is used in design proportions for buildings and art compositions, providing an aesthetic quality perceived as naturally pleasing to the human eye. Its properties guide designers and artists in creating frameworks that are both functional and beautiful .

The Fibonacci sequence, where each number is the sum of the two preceding ones, appears in various natural phenomena, such as the arrangement of leaves or the pattern of a nautilus shell. It is used in computer algorithms, financial markets for predicting stock trends, and in art for aesthetically pleasing proportions, due to its connection with the golden ratio, approximately 1.61803 .

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