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Which of these is a well known proportion that is aesthetically pleasing and used in architecture ?

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The ratio of about 1.618 is the classic proportion used for harmony in design.
Updated On: Nov 12, 2026
  • Golden ratio
  • Newton's constant
  • Moore's law
  • Symmetry ratio
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Solution and Explanation

The golden ratio (approximately 1.618 : 1) is a proportion long regarded as visually pleasing and has been used in the Parthenon, in Le Corbusier's Modulor and in many other works.
Newton's constant is a physical constant of gravitation, and Moore's law is a statement about growth of transistor counts in computers; neither is a design proportion.
'Symmetry ratio' is not a recognised standard architectural proportion.
Hence the answer is Golden ratio.
Answer: (1) Golden ratio
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