How to construct rectangular figures from the fibonacci numbers?

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How do you construct rectangular figures using the Fibonacci numbers on Mathematica using graphics? I know that the basis of the construction of these figures are the formulae for summing the terms, the odd-indexed terms, the even-indexed terms and the sum of the squares of the terms. I'm really confused on how to obtain the rectangular figures.






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      How do you construct rectangular figures using the Fibonacci numbers on Mathematica using graphics? I know that the basis of the construction of these figures are the formulae for summing the terms, the odd-indexed terms, the even-indexed terms and the sum of the squares of the terms. I'm really confused on how to obtain the rectangular figures.






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          Graphics[Red, Rectangle[0, 0, Fibonacci@6, Fibonacci@5], Green, 
          Rectangle[0, 0, Fibonacci@4, Fibonacci@5], Yellow, 
          Rectangle[0, 0, Fibonacci@4, Fibonacci@3], Blue, 
          Rectangle[0, 0, Fibonacci@2, Fibonacci@3], Pink, 
          Rectangle[0, 0, Fibonacci@2, Fibonacci@1]]


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            you mean something like this? 



            Graphics[Red, Rectangle[0, 0, Fibonacci@6, Fibonacci@5], Green, 
            Rectangle[0, 0, Fibonacci@4, Fibonacci@5], Yellow, 
            Rectangle[0, 0, Fibonacci@4, Fibonacci@3], Blue, 
            Rectangle[0, 0, Fibonacci@2, Fibonacci@3], Pink, 
            Rectangle[0, 0, Fibonacci@2, Fibonacci@1]]


            enter image description here






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              you mean something like this? 



              Graphics[Red, Rectangle[0, 0, Fibonacci@6, Fibonacci@5], Green, 
              Rectangle[0, 0, Fibonacci@4, Fibonacci@5], Yellow, 
              Rectangle[0, 0, Fibonacci@4, Fibonacci@3], Blue, 
              Rectangle[0, 0, Fibonacci@2, Fibonacci@3], Pink, 
              Rectangle[0, 0, Fibonacci@2, Fibonacci@1]]


              enter image description here






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                Graphics[Red, Rectangle[0, 0, Fibonacci@6, Fibonacci@5], Green, 
                Rectangle[0, 0, Fibonacci@4, Fibonacci@5], Yellow, 
                Rectangle[0, 0, Fibonacci@4, Fibonacci@3], Blue, 
                Rectangle[0, 0, Fibonacci@2, Fibonacci@3], Pink, 
                Rectangle[0, 0, Fibonacci@2, Fibonacci@1]]


                enter image description here






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                you mean something like this? 



                Graphics[Red, Rectangle[0, 0, Fibonacci@6, Fibonacci@5], Green, 
                Rectangle[0, 0, Fibonacci@4, Fibonacci@5], Yellow, 
                Rectangle[0, 0, Fibonacci@4, Fibonacci@3], Blue, 
                Rectangle[0, 0, Fibonacci@2, Fibonacci@3], Pink, 
                Rectangle[0, 0, Fibonacci@2, Fibonacci@1]]


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