Suppose that an architect is constructing a building with a rectangular front that is to be 60

feet high. About how long should the front be if he wants the appliance of a golden
rectangle? (Assume w = 60 ft and that you are looking for l. ) Round to 2 decimal places.

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do you know the golden ratio?

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