Figure 1. The bold numbers on the diagonal are the nearest integer value of the length of the segment.
Just something interesting we noticed while studying the golden mean and rectangle.
Table of contents
  1. Introduction
  2. Table

Introduction

Before we begin introducing the golden rectangle, we must first introduce the golden ratio (φ). An irrational number with a value of 1+52 or 1.61803. It belongs to a family of irrational numbers called metallic means.

The golden rectangle is a rectangle with sides in proporation to the golden ratio (φ) but typically depicted with a length of φ and a height of 1. The diagonal of the golden rectangle is what is referred to as the golden diagonal.

The golden diagonal is φ2+1 or φ+2 and each consecutive rectangle is φ times larger than the previous rectangle so the length of each consecutive diagonal is φnφ+2.

For more information on the golden ratio and golden rectangle check out:
The Fibonacci Sequence and The Golden Ratio by David Henderson

Table

nint() is the nearest integer function.
Fn is a Fibonacci number.
% diff =(diagonalFnFn)×100

Diagonal Decimal nint() Fn % diff
φ3φ+2 0.44902 0 0
φ2φ+2 0.72654 1 1 27.34574%
φ1φ+2 1.17557 1 1 17.55705%
φ0φ+2 1.90211 2 2 4.89434%
φ1φ+2 3.07768 3 3 2.58945%
φ2φ+2 4.97979 5 5 0.40406%
φ3φ+2 8.05748 8 8 0.71850%
φ4φ+2 13.03727 13 13 0.28674%
φ5φ+2 21.09475 21 21 0.45122%
φ6φ+2 34.13203 34 34 0.38833%
φ7φ+2 55.22679 55 55 0.41234%
φ8φ+2 89.35882 89 89 0.40317%
φ9φ+2 144.58561 145 144 0.40667%
φ10φ+2 233.94443 234 233 0.40533%
φ11φ+2 378.53005 379 377 0.40584%
φ12φ+2 612.47448 612 610 0.40565%
φ13φ+2 991.00454 991 987 0.40572%
φ14φ+2 1603.47903 1603 1597 0.40570%
φ15φ+2 2594.48357 2594 2584 0.40571%
φ16φ+2 4197.96260 4198 4181 0.40570%
φ17φ+2 6792.44617 6792 6765 0.40570%
φ18φ+2 10990.40877 10990 10946 0.40570%
φ19φ+2 17782.85494 17783 17711 0.40570%
φ20φ+2 28773.26371 28773 28657 0.40570%