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How would you find the width of a golden rectangle if your givin the length?

How would you find the width of a golden rectangle if your givin the length?
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How would you find the width of a golden rectangle if your givin the length?

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A golden rectangle is a rectangle whose length and width follow the golden ratio (about 1:1.618).

Given the length, you would divide by 1.618 to find the width.

Edit: The exact value is
( 1+√(5) )/(2), but 1.618 should suffice.
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