Discussion
Comparing an Archimedean with a logarithmic spiral, the Archimedean form has turns that are
Answer: A
Correct answer: evenly spaced radially
Because the radius grows in proportion to the angle, each complete turn adds the same amount and successive turns lie the same distance apart. In a logarithmic spiral each turn multiplies the radius by a constant factor, so the spacing widens continuously as the curve grows outward.
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