A Golden Triangle is a triangle with two of its sides in the ratio (J>:1, where is the Fibonacci Ratio, i.e., (J> = ^(1 + /J) ^ 1.618. Let AABC be a triangle whose sides are a,b, and o and let a/b = k > 1. Bicknell and Hoggatt [1] have shown that (1) a triangle with a side equal to b can be removed from AABC to leave a triangle similar to AABC if and only if k = cj), and (2) a triangle simi...