Deck 12: Fractal Geometry: the Kinky Nature of Nature

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  Refer to the information from table shown above ; what is the total length of the darkened boundary of the Sierpinski gasket created if the Step process were to continue indefinitely?<div style=padding-top: 35px>
Refer to the information from table shown above ; what is the total length of the darkened boundary of the Sierpinski gasket created if the Step process were to continue indefinitely?
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You plan on constructing a Sierpinski gasket by starting with a seed triangle whose perimeter is 3360
in. The table below gives the following information where U is the number of darkened triangles at a particular step, V is the perimeter of each darkened triangle, and W is the total length of the darkened boundary of the figure (gasket) obtained in a particular step. You plan on constructing a Sierpinski gasket by starting with a seed triangle whose perimeter is 3360 in. The table below gives the following information where U is the number of darkened triangles at a particular step, V is the perimeter of each darkened triangle, and W is the total length of the darkened boundary of the figure (gasket) obtained in a particular step.  <div style=padding-top: 35px>
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  Refer to the table shown above ; how many triangles will be added in Step 3?<div style=padding-top: 35px>
Refer to the table shown above ; how many triangles will be added in Step 3?
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The following is called the Chaos Game. Start with a square ABCD in which A is located at (0,0), B is located at (27,0), C is located at (27,27) , and D is located at (0,27) . Then, roll a fair die. We will say that A is the winner if we roll a 1, B is the winner if we roll a 2, C is the winner if we roll a 3 , and D is the winner if we roll a 4 . If we roll a 5 or 6 , we disregard the roll and roll again. Each roll of the die generates a point inside or on the boundary of the square according to the following rules.
- Start: Roll the die. Mark the winning vertex and call it P1 .
- Step 1: Roll the die again. From P1 move two-thirds of the way straight towards the next winning vertex. Mark this point and call it P2 .
- Steps 2,3, etc.: Continue rolling the die, each time moving to a point two-thirds of the way from the last position to the winning vertex.
The grid below show the square ABCD .
The following is called the Chaos Game. Start with a square  ABCD  in which  A  is located at  (0,0), B  is located at  (27,0), C  is located at  (27,27) , and  D  is located at  (0,27) . Then, roll a fair die. We will say that  A  is the winner if we roll a  1, B  is the winner if we roll a  2, C  is the winner if we roll a 3 , and  D  is the winner if we roll a 4 . If we roll a 5 or 6 , we disregard the roll and roll again. Each roll of the die generates a point inside or on the boundary of the square according to the following rules. - Start: Roll the die. Mark the winning vertex and call it  P1 . - Step 1: Roll the die again. From  P1  move two-thirds of the way straight towards the next winning vertex. Mark this point and call it  P2 . - Steps 2,3, etc.: Continue rolling the die, each time moving to a point two-thirds of the way from the last position to the winning vertex. The grid below show the square  ABCD .   What would be the sequence (1,2,3) was rolled?<div style=padding-top: 35px>
What would be the sequence (1,2,3) was rolled?
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You plan on constructing a Koch snowflake by starting with a seed triangle whose perimeter is X. The table below gives the following information where M is the number of sides at a particular step, L is the length of each side, and P is the total perimeter of the figure. You plan on constructing a Koch snowflake by starting with a seed triangle whose perimeter is X. The table below gives the following information where M is the number of sides at a particular step, L is the length of each side, and P is the total perimeter of the figure.  <div style=padding-top: 35px>
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To answer the following question, refer to the Mandelbrot replacement process described by:
Start: Choose an arbitrary complex number s , called the seed of the Mandelbrot sequence. Set the seed s as the initial term of the sequence: To answer the following question, refer to the Mandelbrot replacement process described by: Start: Choose an arbitrary complex number  s , called the seed of the Mandelbrot sequence. Set the seed  s  as the initial term of the sequence:   Recursive Procedure: To find the next term in the sequence, square the preceding term and add the seed:   If the seed is   , then find the term  <div style=padding-top: 35px>
Recursive Procedure: To find the next term in the sequence, square the preceding term and add the seed: To answer the following question, refer to the Mandelbrot replacement process described by: Start: Choose an arbitrary complex number  s , called the seed of the Mandelbrot sequence. Set the seed  s  as the initial term of the sequence:   Recursive Procedure: To find the next term in the sequence, square the preceding term and add the seed:   If the seed is   , then find the term  <div style=padding-top: 35px>
If the seed is To answer the following question, refer to the Mandelbrot replacement process described by: Start: Choose an arbitrary complex number  s , called the seed of the Mandelbrot sequence. Set the seed  s  as the initial term of the sequence:   Recursive Procedure: To find the next term in the sequence, square the preceding term and add the seed:   If the seed is   , then find the term  <div style=padding-top: 35px> , then find the term To answer the following question, refer to the Mandelbrot replacement process described by: Start: Choose an arbitrary complex number  s , called the seed of the Mandelbrot sequence. Set the seed  s  as the initial term of the sequence:   Recursive Procedure: To find the next term in the sequence, square the preceding term and add the seed:   If the seed is   , then find the term  <div style=padding-top: 35px>
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  Refer to the table shown above ; how many sides does the figure have in Step 2?<div style=padding-top: 35px>
Refer to the table shown above ; how many sides does the figure have in Step 2?
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  Refer to the information from table shown above ; what is the total length of the darkened boundary of the resulting figure (Sierpinski gasket) in Step 3?<div style=padding-top: 35px>
Refer to the information from table shown above ; what is the total length of the darkened boundary of the resulting figure (Sierpinski gasket) in Step 3?
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  Refer to the information from table shown above ; what is the perimeter of the Koch snowflake created if the Step process were to continue indefinitely?<div style=padding-top: 35px>
Refer to the information from table shown above ; what is the perimeter of the Koch snowflake created if the
Step process were to continue indefinitely?
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The following is called the Chaos Game. Start with a square ABCD in which A is located at (0,0), B is located at (27,0), C is located at (27,27) , and D is located at (0,27) . Then, roll a fair die. We will say that A is the winner if we roll a 1, B is the winner if we roll a 2, C is the winner if we roll a 3, and D is the winner if we roll a 4 . If we roll a 5 or 6 , we disregard the roll and roll again. Each roll of the die generates a point inside or on the boundary of the square according to the following rules.
- Start: Roll the die. Mark the winning vertex and call it P1.
- Step 1: Roll the die again. From P1 move two-thirds of the way straight towards the next winning vertex. Mark this point and call it P2 .
- Steps 2,3, etc.: Continue rolling the die, each time moving to a point two-thirds of the way from the last position to the winning vertex.
The grid below show the square ABCD .
The following is called the Chaos Game. Start with a square  ABCD  in which  A  is located at  (0,0), B  is located at  (27,0), C  is located at  (27,27) , and  D  is located at  (0,27) .  Then, roll a fair die. We will say that  A  is the winner if we roll a  1, B  is the winner if we roll a  2, C  is the winner if we roll a 3, and  D  is the winner if we roll a 4 . If we roll a 5 or 6 , we disregard the roll and roll again. Each roll of the die generates a point inside or on the boundary of the square according to the following rules. - Start: Roll the die. Mark the winning vertex and call it P1. - Step 1: Roll the die again. From P1 move two-thirds of the way straight towards the next winning vertex. Mark this point and call it  P2 . - Steps 2,3, etc.: Continue rolling the die, each time moving to a point two-thirds of the way from the last position to the winning vertex. The grid below show the square  ABCD .   What would be the resulting coordinates of P3  if the sequence of  (4,1,4)  was rolled?<div style=padding-top: 35px>
What would be the resulting coordinates of P3 if the sequence of (4,1,4) was rolled?
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  Refer to the table shown above ; what is the total area T in Step 3?<div style=padding-top: 35px>
Refer to the table shown above ; what is the total area T in Step 3?
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  Refer to the table shown above ; what is the area of each added triangle in Step 2?<div style=padding-top: 35px>
Refer to the table shown above ; what is the area of each added triangle in Step 2?
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  Refer to the table shown above ; what is the total area of the figure after Step 3?<div style=padding-top: 35px>
Refer to the table shown above ; what is the total area of the figure after Step 3?
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  Refer to the table shown above ; what is the original perimeter X of the seed triangle<div style=padding-top: 35px>
Refer to the table shown above ; what is the original perimeter X of the seed triangle
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  Refer to the table shown above; how many darkened triangles are there in Step 2?<div style=padding-top: 35px>
Refer to the table shown above; how many darkened triangles are there in Step 2?
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  Refer to the information in the table above ; what is the area of the Koch snowflake created if the Step process were to continue indefinitely?<div style=padding-top: 35px>
Refer to the information in the table above ; what is the area of the Koch snowflake created if the Step
process were to continue indefinitely?
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You plan on constructing a Koch snowflake by starting with a seed triangle whose area is 2187 in2. The table below gives the following information where R is the number of triangles added at a particular step, S is the area of each added triangle, and T is the total area of the newly created figure. You plan on constructing a Koch snowflake by starting with a seed triangle whose area is 2187 in2. The table below gives the following information where R is the number of triangles added at a particular step, S is the area of each added triangle, and T is the total area of the newly created figure.  <div style=padding-top: 35px>
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To answer the following question, refer to the Mandelbrot replacement process described by:
- Start: Choose an arbitrary complex number s , called the seed of the Mandelbrot sequence. Set the seed as the initial term of the sequence: To answer the following question, refer to the Mandelbrot replacement process described by: - Start: Choose an arbitrary complex number  s , called the seed of the Mandelbrot sequence. Set the seed as the initial term of the sequence:   - Recursive Procedure: To find the next term in the sequence, square the preceding term and add the seed:   If the seed is   , then find the term https://storage.examlex.com/TB34225555/ .<div style=padding-top: 35px>
- Recursive Procedure: To find the next term in the sequence, square the preceding term and add the seed: To answer the following question, refer to the Mandelbrot replacement process described by: - Start: Choose an arbitrary complex number  s , called the seed of the Mandelbrot sequence. Set the seed as the initial term of the sequence:   - Recursive Procedure: To find the next term in the sequence, square the preceding term and add the seed:   If the seed is   , then find the term https://storage.examlex.com/TB34225555/ .<div style=padding-top: 35px>
If the seed is To answer the following question, refer to the Mandelbrot replacement process described by: - Start: Choose an arbitrary complex number  s , called the seed of the Mandelbrot sequence. Set the seed as the initial term of the sequence:   - Recursive Procedure: To find the next term in the sequence, square the preceding term and add the seed:   If the seed is   , then find the term https://storage.examlex.com/TB34225555/ .<div style=padding-top: 35px> , then find the term https://storage.examlex.com/TB34225555/To answer the following question, refer to the Mandelbrot replacement process described by: - Start: Choose an arbitrary complex number  s , called the seed of the Mandelbrot sequence. Set the seed as the initial term of the sequence:   - Recursive Procedure: To find the next term in the sequence, square the preceding term and add the seed:   If the seed is   , then find the term https://storage.examlex.com/TB34225555/ .<div style=padding-top: 35px> .
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Refer to the information shown above ; what is the total area of the Sierpinski gasket created if the Step process were to continue indefinitely?
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You plan on constructing a Sierpinski gasket by starting with a seed triangle whose area is 2304 in2. The table below gives the following information where R is the number of triangles removed at a particular step, S is the area of each removed triangle, and T is the total area of the newly created figure. You plan on constructing a Sierpinski gasket by starting with a seed triangle whose area is 2304 in2. The table below gives the following information where R is the number of triangles removed at a particular step, S is the area of each removed triangle, and T is the total area of the newly created figure.  <div style=padding-top: 35px>
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<strong>  Refer to the information from table shown above ; what is the perimeter of the Koch snowflake created if the Step process were to continue indefinitely?</strong> A) 810 in B) 2073 in C) 4651 in D) Infinite perimeter. E) None of the above. <div style=padding-top: 35px>
Refer to the information from table shown above ; what is the perimeter of the Koch snowflake created if the Step process were to continue indefinitely?

A) 810 in
B) 2073 in
C) 4651 in
D) Infinite perimeter.
E) None of the above.
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You plan on constructing a Sierpinski gasket by starting with a seed triangle whose perimeter is X. The table below gives the following information where U is the number of darkened triangles at a particular step, V is the perimeter of each darkened triangle, and W is the length of the darkened boundary of the figure (gasket) obtained in a particular step. <strong>You plan on constructing a Sierpinski gasket by starting with a seed triangle whose perimeter is X. The table below gives the following information where U is the number of darkened triangles at a particular step, V is the perimeter of each darkened triangle, and W is the length of the darkened boundary of the figure (gasket) obtained in a particular step.   </strong> A) 440 in B) 560 in C) 760 in D) 840 in E) None of the above. <div style=padding-top: 35px>

A) 440 in
B) 560 in
C) 760 in
D) 840 in
E) None of the above.
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Which of the following is an example of fractal behavior in nature?

A) a digital photograph
B) a skyscraper
C) a lightening bolt
D) All of the above.
E) None of the above.
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You plan on constructing a Sierpinski gasket by starting with a seed triangle whose area is 6720 in2. The table below gives the following information where R is the number of triangles removed at a
Particular step, S is the area of each removed triangle, and T is the total area of the newly created figure.
<strong>You plan on constructing a Sierpinski gasket by starting with a seed triangle whose area is 6720 in2. The table below gives the following information where R is the number of triangles removed at a Particular step, S is the area of each removed triangle, and T is the total area of the newly created figure.   What is the total area of the figure after step 2 ?</strong> A) 2160 in<sup>2</sup> B) 3780 in<sup>2</sup> C) 4310in<sup>2</sup> D) 6300in<sup>2</sup> E) None of the above. <div style=padding-top: 35px>
What is the total area of the figure after step 2 ?

A) 2160 in2
B) 3780 in2
C) 4310in2
D) 6300in2
E) None of the above.
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To answer the following question, refer to the Mandelbrot replacement process described by:
- Start: Choose an arbitrary complex number s, called the seed of the Mandelbrot sequence. Set the seed s to be the initial term of the sequence: <strong>To answer the following question, refer to the Mandelbrot replacement process described by: - Start: Choose an arbitrary complex number s, called the seed of the Mandelbrot sequence. Set the seed s to be the initial term of the sequence:   - Recursive Procedure: To find the next term in the sequence, square the preceding term and add the seed:   Which of the statements below is correct?</strong> A) The seed   initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is escaping. B) The seed   initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is periodic. C) The seed   initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is attracted. D) All of the above. E) None of the above. <div style=padding-top: 35px>
- Recursive Procedure: To find the next term in the sequence, square the preceding term and add the seed: <strong>To answer the following question, refer to the Mandelbrot replacement process described by: - Start: Choose an arbitrary complex number s, called the seed of the Mandelbrot sequence. Set the seed s to be the initial term of the sequence:   - Recursive Procedure: To find the next term in the sequence, square the preceding term and add the seed:   Which of the statements below is correct?</strong> A) The seed   initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is escaping. B) The seed   initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is periodic. C) The seed   initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is attracted. D) All of the above. E) None of the above. <div style=padding-top: 35px>
Which of the statements below is correct?

A) The seed <strong>To answer the following question, refer to the Mandelbrot replacement process described by: - Start: Choose an arbitrary complex number s, called the seed of the Mandelbrot sequence. Set the seed s to be the initial term of the sequence:   - Recursive Procedure: To find the next term in the sequence, square the preceding term and add the seed:   Which of the statements below is correct?</strong> A) The seed   initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is escaping. B) The seed   initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is periodic. C) The seed   initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is attracted. D) All of the above. E) None of the above. <div style=padding-top: 35px> initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is escaping.
B) The seed <strong>To answer the following question, refer to the Mandelbrot replacement process described by: - Start: Choose an arbitrary complex number s, called the seed of the Mandelbrot sequence. Set the seed s to be the initial term of the sequence:   - Recursive Procedure: To find the next term in the sequence, square the preceding term and add the seed:   Which of the statements below is correct?</strong> A) The seed   initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is escaping. B) The seed   initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is periodic. C) The seed   initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is attracted. D) All of the above. E) None of the above. <div style=padding-top: 35px> initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is periodic.
C) The seed <strong>To answer the following question, refer to the Mandelbrot replacement process described by: - Start: Choose an arbitrary complex number s, called the seed of the Mandelbrot sequence. Set the seed s to be the initial term of the sequence:   - Recursive Procedure: To find the next term in the sequence, square the preceding term and add the seed:   Which of the statements below is correct?</strong> A) The seed   initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is escaping. B) The seed   initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is periodic. C) The seed   initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is attracted. D) All of the above. E) None of the above. <div style=padding-top: 35px> initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is attracted.
D) All of the above.
E) None of the above.
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<strong>  Refer to the table shown above ; how many triangles will be added in Step 3? </strong> A) 18 B) 24 C) 36 D) 48 E) None of the above. <div style=padding-top: 35px>
Refer to the table shown above ; how many triangles will be added in Step 3?

A) 18
B) 24
C) 36
D) 48
E) None of the above.
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  Refer to the table shown above ; what is the total perimeter length in Step 1? (a) 324 in (b) 576 in (c) 648 in (d) 1296 in (e) None of the above.<div style=padding-top: 35px>
Refer to the table shown above ; what is the total perimeter length in Step 1?
(a) 324 in
(b) 576 in
(c) 648 in
(d) 1296 in
(e) None of the above.
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The following is called the Chaos Game. Start with a square ABCD in which A is located at (0, 0), B is
located at (27, 0), C is located at (27, 27), and D is located at (0, 27). Then, roll a fair die. We will say
that A is the winner if we roll a 1, B is the winner if we roll a 2, C is the winner if we roll a 3, and D is
the winner if we roll a 4. If we roll a 5 or 6, we disregard the roll and roll again. Each roll of the die generates a point inside or on the boundary of the square according to the following rules.
Start: Roll the die. Mark the winning vertex and call it P1.
Step 1: Roll the die again. From P1 move two-thirds of the way straight towards the next
winning vertex. Mark this point and call it P2.
Steps 2, 3, etc.: Continue rolling the die, each time moving to a point two-thirds of the way
from the last position to the winning vertex.
The grid below show the square ABCD.
<strong>The following is called the Chaos Game. Start with a square ABCD in which A is located at (0, 0), B is located at (27, 0), C is located at (27, 27), and D is located at (0, 27). Then, roll a fair die. We will say that A is the winner if we roll a 1, B is the winner if we roll a 2, C is the winner if we roll a 3, and D is the winner if we roll a 4. If we roll a 5 or 6, we disregard the roll and roll again. Each roll of the die generates a point inside or on the boundary of the square according to the following rules. Start: Roll the die. Mark the winning vertex and call it P1. Step 1: Roll the die again. From P1 move two-thirds of the way straight towards the next winning vertex. Mark this point and call it P2. Steps 2, 3, etc.: Continue rolling the die, each time moving to a point two-thirds of the way from the last position to the winning vertex. The grid below show the square ABCD.  </strong> A) (2,1,4) B) (1,3,3) C) (2,1,3) D) (2,3,1) E) None of the above. <div style=padding-top: 35px>

A) (2,1,4)
B) (1,3,3)
C) (2,1,3)
D) (2,3,1)
E) None of the above.
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<strong>  Refer to the table shown above ; what is the area of each of the triangles removed during Step 3 ?</strong> A)  90 in<sup>2</sup> B)  125 in<sup>2</sup> C)  240 in<sup>2</sup> D)  380 in<sup>2</sup> E) None of the above. <div style=padding-top: 35px>
Refer to the table shown above ; what is the area of each of the triangles removed during Step 3 ?

A) 90 in2
B) 125 in2
C) 240 in2
D) 380 in2
E) None of the above.
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The following is called the Chaos Game. Start with rectangle ABCD in which A is located at (0, 0), B
is located at (0, 8), C is located at (3, 8), and D is located at (3, 0). Then, roll a fair die. We will say
that A is the winner if we roll a 1, B is the winner if we roll a 2, C is the winner if we roll a 3, and D is
the winner if we roll a 4. If we roll a 5 or 6, we disregard the roll and roll again. Each roll of the die generates a point inside or on the boundary of the square according to the following rules.
Start: Roll the die. Mark the winning vertex and call it P1.
Step 1: Roll the die again. From P1 move one-half of the way straight toward the next
winning vertex. Mark this point and call it P2. Steps 2, 3, etc.: Continue rolling the die, each time moving to a point one-half of the way
from the last position to the winning vertex.
The grid below shows rectangle ABCD.
https://storage.examlex.com/TB6029/The following is called the Chaos Game. Start with rectangle ABCD in which A is located at (0, 0), B is located at (0, 8), C is located at (3, 8), and D is located at (3, 0). Then, roll a fair die. We will say that A is the winner if we roll a 1, B is the winner if we roll a 2, C is the winner if we roll a 3, and D is the winner if we roll a 4. If we roll a 5 or 6, we disregard the roll and roll again. Each roll of the die generates a point inside or on the boundary of the square according to the following rules. Start: Roll the die. Mark the winning vertex and call it P1. Step 1: Roll the die again. From P1 move one-half of the way straight toward the next winning vertex. Mark this point and call it P2. Steps 2, 3, etc.: Continue rolling the die, each time moving to a point one-half of the way from the last position to the winning vertex. The grid below shows rectangle ABCD. https://storage.examlex.com/TB6029/ . What sequence of rolls would produce the following sequence of marked points? P1: (0,8), P2 : (1.5,8), P3 : (0.75, 4) (a) (2,3,1) (b) (1,4,2) (c) (2,1,4) (d) (2,4,3) (e) None of the above.<div style=padding-top: 35px> .
What sequence of rolls would produce the following sequence of marked points?
P1: (0,8), P2 : (1.5,8), P3 : (0.75, 4)
(a) (2,3,1)
(b) (1,4,2)
(c) (2,1,4)
(d) (2,4,3)
(e) None of the above.
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You plan on constructing a Koch snowflake by starting with a seed triangle whose area is 7290 in2. The table below gives the following information where R is the number of triangles added at a particular step, S is the area of each added triangle, and T is the total area of the newly created figure. <strong>You plan on constructing a Koch snowflake by starting with a seed triangle whose area is 7290 in<sup>2</sup>. The table below gives the following information where R is the number of triangles added at a particular step, S is the area of each added triangle, and T is the total area of the newly created figure.   What is the area of each added triangle in Step 2 ?</strong> A) 45 in<sup>2</sup> B) 90 in<sup>2</sup> C) 105 in<sup>2</sup> D) 162 in<sup>2</sup> E) None of the above. <div style=padding-top: 35px>
What is the area of each added triangle in Step 2 ?

A) 45 in2
B) 90 in2
C) 105 in2
D) 162 in2
E) None of the above.
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You plan on constructing a Koch snowflake by starting with a seed triangle whose perimeter is 432 in. The table below gives the following information where M is the number of sides at a particular step, L
Is the length of each side, and P is the total perimeter of the figure. What is the length of each side of the figure in Step 1?
<strong>You plan on constructing a Koch snowflake by starting with a seed triangle whose perimeter is 432 in. The table below gives the following information where M is the number of sides at a particular step, L Is the length of each side, and P is the total perimeter of the figure. What is the length of each side of the figure in Step 1?  </strong> A) 36 in B) 48 in C) 72 in D) 144 in E) None of the above. <div style=padding-top: 35px>

A) 36 in
B) 48 in
C) 72 in
D) 144 in
E) None of the above.
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<strong>  Refer to the table shown above ; how many triangles are removed during Step 3? </strong> A) 9 B) 18 C) 27 D) 36 E) None of the above. <div style=padding-top: 35px>
Refer to the table shown above ; how many triangles are removed during Step 3?

A) 9
B) 18
C) 27
D) 36
E) None of the above.
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<strong>  Refer to the information in the table shown above ; how many darkened triangles are there in Step 3? </strong> A) 18 B) 27 C) 36 D) 45 E) None of the above. <div style=padding-top: 35px>
Refer to the information in the table shown above ; how many darkened triangles are there in Step 3?

A) 18
B) 27
C) 36
D) 45
E) None of the above.
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<strong>  Refer to the information from the table shown above ; what is the total length of the darkened boundary of the resulting figure (gasket) in Step 3?</strong> A) 5670 in B) 6720 in C) 7560 in D) 8960 in E) None of the above. <div style=padding-top: 35px>
Refer to the information from the table shown above ; what is the total length of the darkened boundary of the resulting figure (gasket) in Step 3?

A) 5670 in
B) 6720 in
C) 7560 in
D) 8960 in
E) None of the above.
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<strong>  Refer to the table shown above ; what is the total area of the figure after Step 3? </strong> A) 11280 in2 B) 12630 in2 C) 14320 in2 D) 16440 in2 E) None of the above. <div style=padding-top: 35px>
Refer to the table shown above ; what is the total area of the figure after Step 3?

A) 11280 in2
B) 12630 in2
C) 14320 in2
D) 16440 in2
E) None of the above.
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Which of the following is an example of fractal behavior in nature?

A) coastline
B) mountain ridge
C) head of cauliflower
D) All of the above.
E) None of the above.
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To answer the following question, refer to the Mandelbrot replacement process described by:
a. Start: Choose an arbitrary complex number s , called the seed of the Mandelbrot sequence. Set the seed s as the initial term of the sequence: <strong>To answer the following question, refer to the Mandelbrot replacement process described by: a. Start: Choose an arbitrary complex number  s , called the seed of the Mandelbrot sequence. Set the seed  s  as the initial term of the sequence:   b. Recursive Procedure: To find the next term in the sequence, square the preceding term and add the seed:   Which of the statements below is correct?</strong> A) The seed   initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is escaping. B) The seed   initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is periodic. C) The seed   initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is attracted. D) All of the above. E) None of the above. <div style=padding-top: 35px>
b. Recursive Procedure: To find the next term in the sequence, square the preceding term and add the seed: <strong>To answer the following question, refer to the Mandelbrot replacement process described by: a. Start: Choose an arbitrary complex number  s , called the seed of the Mandelbrot sequence. Set the seed  s  as the initial term of the sequence:   b. Recursive Procedure: To find the next term in the sequence, square the preceding term and add the seed:   Which of the statements below is correct?</strong> A) The seed   initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is escaping. B) The seed   initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is periodic. C) The seed   initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is attracted. D) All of the above. E) None of the above. <div style=padding-top: 35px>
Which of the statements below is correct?

A) The seed <strong>To answer the following question, refer to the Mandelbrot replacement process described by: a. Start: Choose an arbitrary complex number  s , called the seed of the Mandelbrot sequence. Set the seed  s  as the initial term of the sequence:   b. Recursive Procedure: To find the next term in the sequence, square the preceding term and add the seed:   Which of the statements below is correct?</strong> A) The seed   initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is escaping. B) The seed   initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is periodic. C) The seed   initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is attracted. D) All of the above. E) None of the above. <div style=padding-top: 35px> initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is escaping.
B) The seed <strong>To answer the following question, refer to the Mandelbrot replacement process described by: a. Start: Choose an arbitrary complex number  s , called the seed of the Mandelbrot sequence. Set the seed  s  as the initial term of the sequence:   b. Recursive Procedure: To find the next term in the sequence, square the preceding term and add the seed:   Which of the statements below is correct?</strong> A) The seed   initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is escaping. B) The seed   initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is periodic. C) The seed   initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is attracted. D) All of the above. E) None of the above. <div style=padding-top: 35px> initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is periodic.
C) The seed <strong>To answer the following question, refer to the Mandelbrot replacement process described by: a. Start: Choose an arbitrary complex number  s , called the seed of the Mandelbrot sequence. Set the seed  s  as the initial term of the sequence:   b. Recursive Procedure: To find the next term in the sequence, square the preceding term and add the seed:   Which of the statements below is correct?</strong> A) The seed   initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is escaping. B) The seed   initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is periodic. C) The seed   initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is attracted. D) All of the above. E) None of the above. <div style=padding-top: 35px> initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is attracted.
D) All of the above.
E) None of the above.
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Two Koch snowflakes are shown below. One was created by starting with a seed triangle whose perimeter was 10 units while the other was created by starting with a seed triangle whose perimeter was 30 units. Assuming that the iterative process continues indefinitely, which of the snowflakes below has the larger perimeter? <strong>Two Koch snowflakes are shown below. One was created by starting with a seed triangle whose perimeter was 10 units while the other was created by starting with a seed triangle whose perimeter was 30 units. Assuming that the iterative process continues indefinitely, which of the snowflakes below has the larger perimeter?  </strong> A) figure 1 B) figure 2 C) figures 1 and 2 both have infinite perimeter. D) Insufficient information. E) None of the above. <div style=padding-top: 35px>

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  Refer to the information from table shown above ; what is the total length of the darkened boundary of the Sierpinski gasket created if the Step process were to continue indefinitely?
Refer to the information from table shown above ; what is the total length of the darkened boundary of the Sierpinski gasket created if the Step process were to continue indefinitely?
Infinite length
2
You plan on constructing a Sierpinski gasket by starting with a seed triangle whose perimeter is 3360
in. The table below gives the following information where U is the number of darkened triangles at a particular step, V is the perimeter of each darkened triangle, and W is the total length of the darkened boundary of the figure (gasket) obtained in a particular step. You plan on constructing a Sierpinski gasket by starting with a seed triangle whose perimeter is 3360 in. The table below gives the following information where U is the number of darkened triangles at a particular step, V is the perimeter of each darkened triangle, and W is the total length of the darkened boundary of the figure (gasket) obtained in a particular step.
6.
6.
3
  Refer to the table shown above ; how many triangles will be added in Step 3?
Refer to the table shown above ; how many triangles will be added in Step 3?
48
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The following is called the Chaos Game. Start with a square ABCD in which A is located at (0,0), B is located at (27,0), C is located at (27,27) , and D is located at (0,27) . Then, roll a fair die. We will say that A is the winner if we roll a 1, B is the winner if we roll a 2, C is the winner if we roll a 3 , and D is the winner if we roll a 4 . If we roll a 5 or 6 , we disregard the roll and roll again. Each roll of the die generates a point inside or on the boundary of the square according to the following rules.
- Start: Roll the die. Mark the winning vertex and call it P1 .
- Step 1: Roll the die again. From P1 move two-thirds of the way straight towards the next winning vertex. Mark this point and call it P2 .
- Steps 2,3, etc.: Continue rolling the die, each time moving to a point two-thirds of the way from the last position to the winning vertex.
The grid below show the square ABCD .
The following is called the Chaos Game. Start with a square  ABCD  in which  A  is located at  (0,0), B  is located at  (27,0), C  is located at  (27,27) , and  D  is located at  (0,27) . Then, roll a fair die. We will say that  A  is the winner if we roll a  1, B  is the winner if we roll a  2, C  is the winner if we roll a 3 , and  D  is the winner if we roll a 4 . If we roll a 5 or 6 , we disregard the roll and roll again. Each roll of the die generates a point inside or on the boundary of the square according to the following rules. - Start: Roll the die. Mark the winning vertex and call it  P1 . - Step 1: Roll the die again. From  P1  move two-thirds of the way straight towards the next winning vertex. Mark this point and call it  P2 . - Steps 2,3, etc.: Continue rolling the die, each time moving to a point two-thirds of the way from the last position to the winning vertex. The grid below show the square  ABCD .   What would be the sequence (1,2,3) was rolled?
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You plan on constructing a Koch snowflake by starting with a seed triangle whose perimeter is X. The table below gives the following information where M is the number of sides at a particular step, L is the length of each side, and P is the total perimeter of the figure. You plan on constructing a Koch snowflake by starting with a seed triangle whose perimeter is X. The table below gives the following information where M is the number of sides at a particular step, L is the length of each side, and P is the total perimeter of the figure.
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To answer the following question, refer to the Mandelbrot replacement process described by:
Start: Choose an arbitrary complex number s , called the seed of the Mandelbrot sequence. Set the seed s as the initial term of the sequence: To answer the following question, refer to the Mandelbrot replacement process described by: Start: Choose an arbitrary complex number  s , called the seed of the Mandelbrot sequence. Set the seed  s  as the initial term of the sequence:   Recursive Procedure: To find the next term in the sequence, square the preceding term and add the seed:   If the seed is   , then find the term
Recursive Procedure: To find the next term in the sequence, square the preceding term and add the seed: To answer the following question, refer to the Mandelbrot replacement process described by: Start: Choose an arbitrary complex number  s , called the seed of the Mandelbrot sequence. Set the seed  s  as the initial term of the sequence:   Recursive Procedure: To find the next term in the sequence, square the preceding term and add the seed:   If the seed is   , then find the term
If the seed is To answer the following question, refer to the Mandelbrot replacement process described by: Start: Choose an arbitrary complex number  s , called the seed of the Mandelbrot sequence. Set the seed  s  as the initial term of the sequence:   Recursive Procedure: To find the next term in the sequence, square the preceding term and add the seed:   If the seed is   , then find the term  , then find the term To answer the following question, refer to the Mandelbrot replacement process described by: Start: Choose an arbitrary complex number  s , called the seed of the Mandelbrot sequence. Set the seed  s  as the initial term of the sequence:   Recursive Procedure: To find the next term in the sequence, square the preceding term and add the seed:   If the seed is   , then find the term
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  Refer to the table shown above ; how many sides does the figure have in Step 2?
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  Refer to the information from table shown above ; what is the total length of the darkened boundary of the resulting figure (Sierpinski gasket) in Step 3?
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  Refer to the information from table shown above ; what is the perimeter of the Koch snowflake created if the Step process were to continue indefinitely?
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Step process were to continue indefinitely?
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The following is called the Chaos Game. Start with a square ABCD in which A is located at (0,0), B is located at (27,0), C is located at (27,27) , and D is located at (0,27) . Then, roll a fair die. We will say that A is the winner if we roll a 1, B is the winner if we roll a 2, C is the winner if we roll a 3, and D is the winner if we roll a 4 . If we roll a 5 or 6 , we disregard the roll and roll again. Each roll of the die generates a point inside or on the boundary of the square according to the following rules.
- Start: Roll the die. Mark the winning vertex and call it P1.
- Step 1: Roll the die again. From P1 move two-thirds of the way straight towards the next winning vertex. Mark this point and call it P2 .
- Steps 2,3, etc.: Continue rolling the die, each time moving to a point two-thirds of the way from the last position to the winning vertex.
The grid below show the square ABCD .
The following is called the Chaos Game. Start with a square  ABCD  in which  A  is located at  (0,0), B  is located at  (27,0), C  is located at  (27,27) , and  D  is located at  (0,27) .  Then, roll a fair die. We will say that  A  is the winner if we roll a  1, B  is the winner if we roll a  2, C  is the winner if we roll a 3, and  D  is the winner if we roll a 4 . If we roll a 5 or 6 , we disregard the roll and roll again. Each roll of the die generates a point inside or on the boundary of the square according to the following rules. - Start: Roll the die. Mark the winning vertex and call it P1. - Step 1: Roll the die again. From P1 move two-thirds of the way straight towards the next winning vertex. Mark this point and call it  P2 . - Steps 2,3, etc.: Continue rolling the die, each time moving to a point two-thirds of the way from the last position to the winning vertex. The grid below show the square  ABCD .   What would be the resulting coordinates of P3  if the sequence of  (4,1,4)  was rolled?
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  Refer to the table shown above ; what is the total area T in Step 3?
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  Refer to the table shown above ; what is the area of each added triangle in Step 2?
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  Refer to the table shown above ; what is the total area of the figure after Step 3?
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  Refer to the table shown above ; what is the original perimeter X of the seed triangle
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  Refer to the table shown above; how many darkened triangles are there in Step 2?
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  Refer to the information in the table above ; what is the area of the Koch snowflake created if the Step process were to continue indefinitely?
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process were to continue indefinitely?
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You plan on constructing a Koch snowflake by starting with a seed triangle whose area is 2187 in2. The table below gives the following information where R is the number of triangles added at a particular step, S is the area of each added triangle, and T is the total area of the newly created figure. You plan on constructing a Koch snowflake by starting with a seed triangle whose area is 2187 in2. The table below gives the following information where R is the number of triangles added at a particular step, S is the area of each added triangle, and T is the total area of the newly created figure.
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To answer the following question, refer to the Mandelbrot replacement process described by:
- Start: Choose an arbitrary complex number s , called the seed of the Mandelbrot sequence. Set the seed as the initial term of the sequence: To answer the following question, refer to the Mandelbrot replacement process described by: - Start: Choose an arbitrary complex number  s , called the seed of the Mandelbrot sequence. Set the seed as the initial term of the sequence:   - Recursive Procedure: To find the next term in the sequence, square the preceding term and add the seed:   If the seed is   , then find the term https://storage.examlex.com/TB34225555/ .
- Recursive Procedure: To find the next term in the sequence, square the preceding term and add the seed: To answer the following question, refer to the Mandelbrot replacement process described by: - Start: Choose an arbitrary complex number  s , called the seed of the Mandelbrot sequence. Set the seed as the initial term of the sequence:   - Recursive Procedure: To find the next term in the sequence, square the preceding term and add the seed:   If the seed is   , then find the term https://storage.examlex.com/TB34225555/ .
If the seed is To answer the following question, refer to the Mandelbrot replacement process described by: - Start: Choose an arbitrary complex number  s , called the seed of the Mandelbrot sequence. Set the seed as the initial term of the sequence:   - Recursive Procedure: To find the next term in the sequence, square the preceding term and add the seed:   If the seed is   , then find the term https://storage.examlex.com/TB34225555/ . , then find the term https://storage.examlex.com/TB34225555/To answer the following question, refer to the Mandelbrot replacement process described by: - Start: Choose an arbitrary complex number  s , called the seed of the Mandelbrot sequence. Set the seed as the initial term of the sequence:   - Recursive Procedure: To find the next term in the sequence, square the preceding term and add the seed:   If the seed is   , then find the term https://storage.examlex.com/TB34225555/ ..
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Refer to the information shown above ; what is the total area of the Sierpinski gasket created if the Step process were to continue indefinitely?
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You plan on constructing a Sierpinski gasket by starting with a seed triangle whose area is 2304 in2. The table below gives the following information where R is the number of triangles removed at a particular step, S is the area of each removed triangle, and T is the total area of the newly created figure. You plan on constructing a Sierpinski gasket by starting with a seed triangle whose area is 2304 in2. The table below gives the following information where R is the number of triangles removed at a particular step, S is the area of each removed triangle, and T is the total area of the newly created figure.
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<strong>  Refer to the information from table shown above ; what is the perimeter of the Koch snowflake created if the Step process were to continue indefinitely?</strong> A) 810 in B) 2073 in C) 4651 in D) Infinite perimeter. E) None of the above.
Refer to the information from table shown above ; what is the perimeter of the Koch snowflake created if the Step process were to continue indefinitely?

A) 810 in
B) 2073 in
C) 4651 in
D) Infinite perimeter.
E) None of the above.
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You plan on constructing a Sierpinski gasket by starting with a seed triangle whose perimeter is X. The table below gives the following information where U is the number of darkened triangles at a particular step, V is the perimeter of each darkened triangle, and W is the length of the darkened boundary of the figure (gasket) obtained in a particular step. <strong>You plan on constructing a Sierpinski gasket by starting with a seed triangle whose perimeter is X. The table below gives the following information where U is the number of darkened triangles at a particular step, V is the perimeter of each darkened triangle, and W is the length of the darkened boundary of the figure (gasket) obtained in a particular step.   </strong> A) 440 in B) 560 in C) 760 in D) 840 in E) None of the above.

A) 440 in
B) 560 in
C) 760 in
D) 840 in
E) None of the above.
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Which of the following is an example of fractal behavior in nature?

A) a digital photograph
B) a skyscraper
C) a lightening bolt
D) All of the above.
E) None of the above.
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You plan on constructing a Sierpinski gasket by starting with a seed triangle whose area is 6720 in2. The table below gives the following information where R is the number of triangles removed at a
Particular step, S is the area of each removed triangle, and T is the total area of the newly created figure.
<strong>You plan on constructing a Sierpinski gasket by starting with a seed triangle whose area is 6720 in2. The table below gives the following information where R is the number of triangles removed at a Particular step, S is the area of each removed triangle, and T is the total area of the newly created figure.   What is the total area of the figure after step 2 ?</strong> A) 2160 in<sup>2</sup> B) 3780 in<sup>2</sup> C) 4310in<sup>2</sup> D) 6300in<sup>2</sup> E) None of the above.
What is the total area of the figure after step 2 ?

A) 2160 in2
B) 3780 in2
C) 4310in2
D) 6300in2
E) None of the above.
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To answer the following question, refer to the Mandelbrot replacement process described by:
- Start: Choose an arbitrary complex number s, called the seed of the Mandelbrot sequence. Set the seed s to be the initial term of the sequence: <strong>To answer the following question, refer to the Mandelbrot replacement process described by: - Start: Choose an arbitrary complex number s, called the seed of the Mandelbrot sequence. Set the seed s to be the initial term of the sequence:   - Recursive Procedure: To find the next term in the sequence, square the preceding term and add the seed:   Which of the statements below is correct?</strong> A) The seed   initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is escaping. B) The seed   initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is periodic. C) The seed   initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is attracted. D) All of the above. E) None of the above.
- Recursive Procedure: To find the next term in the sequence, square the preceding term and add the seed: <strong>To answer the following question, refer to the Mandelbrot replacement process described by: - Start: Choose an arbitrary complex number s, called the seed of the Mandelbrot sequence. Set the seed s to be the initial term of the sequence:   - Recursive Procedure: To find the next term in the sequence, square the preceding term and add the seed:   Which of the statements below is correct?</strong> A) The seed   initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is escaping. B) The seed   initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is periodic. C) The seed   initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is attracted. D) All of the above. E) None of the above.
Which of the statements below is correct?

A) The seed <strong>To answer the following question, refer to the Mandelbrot replacement process described by: - Start: Choose an arbitrary complex number s, called the seed of the Mandelbrot sequence. Set the seed s to be the initial term of the sequence:   - Recursive Procedure: To find the next term in the sequence, square the preceding term and add the seed:   Which of the statements below is correct?</strong> A) The seed   initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is escaping. B) The seed   initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is periodic. C) The seed   initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is attracted. D) All of the above. E) None of the above. initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is escaping.
B) The seed <strong>To answer the following question, refer to the Mandelbrot replacement process described by: - Start: Choose an arbitrary complex number s, called the seed of the Mandelbrot sequence. Set the seed s to be the initial term of the sequence:   - Recursive Procedure: To find the next term in the sequence, square the preceding term and add the seed:   Which of the statements below is correct?</strong> A) The seed   initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is escaping. B) The seed   initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is periodic. C) The seed   initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is attracted. D) All of the above. E) None of the above. initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is periodic.
C) The seed <strong>To answer the following question, refer to the Mandelbrot replacement process described by: - Start: Choose an arbitrary complex number s, called the seed of the Mandelbrot sequence. Set the seed s to be the initial term of the sequence:   - Recursive Procedure: To find the next term in the sequence, square the preceding term and add the seed:   Which of the statements below is correct?</strong> A) The seed   initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is escaping. B) The seed   initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is periodic. C) The seed   initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is attracted. D) All of the above. E) None of the above. initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is attracted.
D) All of the above.
E) None of the above.
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<strong>  Refer to the table shown above ; how many triangles will be added in Step 3? </strong> A) 18 B) 24 C) 36 D) 48 E) None of the above.
Refer to the table shown above ; how many triangles will be added in Step 3?

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B) 24
C) 36
D) 48
E) None of the above.
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  Refer to the table shown above ; what is the total perimeter length in Step 1? (a) 324 in (b) 576 in (c) 648 in (d) 1296 in (e) None of the above.
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(a) 324 in
(b) 576 in
(c) 648 in
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The following is called the Chaos Game. Start with a square ABCD in which A is located at (0, 0), B is
located at (27, 0), C is located at (27, 27), and D is located at (0, 27). Then, roll a fair die. We will say
that A is the winner if we roll a 1, B is the winner if we roll a 2, C is the winner if we roll a 3, and D is
the winner if we roll a 4. If we roll a 5 or 6, we disregard the roll and roll again. Each roll of the die generates a point inside or on the boundary of the square according to the following rules.
Start: Roll the die. Mark the winning vertex and call it P1.
Step 1: Roll the die again. From P1 move two-thirds of the way straight towards the next
winning vertex. Mark this point and call it P2.
Steps 2, 3, etc.: Continue rolling the die, each time moving to a point two-thirds of the way
from the last position to the winning vertex.
The grid below show the square ABCD.
<strong>The following is called the Chaos Game. Start with a square ABCD in which A is located at (0, 0), B is located at (27, 0), C is located at (27, 27), and D is located at (0, 27). Then, roll a fair die. We will say that A is the winner if we roll a 1, B is the winner if we roll a 2, C is the winner if we roll a 3, and D is the winner if we roll a 4. If we roll a 5 or 6, we disregard the roll and roll again. Each roll of the die generates a point inside or on the boundary of the square according to the following rules. Start: Roll the die. Mark the winning vertex and call it P1. Step 1: Roll the die again. From P1 move two-thirds of the way straight towards the next winning vertex. Mark this point and call it P2. Steps 2, 3, etc.: Continue rolling the die, each time moving to a point two-thirds of the way from the last position to the winning vertex. The grid below show the square ABCD.  </strong> A) (2,1,4) B) (1,3,3) C) (2,1,3) D) (2,3,1) E) None of the above.

A) (2,1,4)
B) (1,3,3)
C) (2,1,3)
D) (2,3,1)
E) None of the above.
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<strong>  Refer to the table shown above ; what is the area of each of the triangles removed during Step 3 ?</strong> A)  90 in<sup>2</sup> B)  125 in<sup>2</sup> C)  240 in<sup>2</sup> D)  380 in<sup>2</sup> E) None of the above.
Refer to the table shown above ; what is the area of each of the triangles removed during Step 3 ?

A) 90 in2
B) 125 in2
C) 240 in2
D) 380 in2
E) None of the above.
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The following is called the Chaos Game. Start with rectangle ABCD in which A is located at (0, 0), B
is located at (0, 8), C is located at (3, 8), and D is located at (3, 0). Then, roll a fair die. We will say
that A is the winner if we roll a 1, B is the winner if we roll a 2, C is the winner if we roll a 3, and D is
the winner if we roll a 4. If we roll a 5 or 6, we disregard the roll and roll again. Each roll of the die generates a point inside or on the boundary of the square according to the following rules.
Start: Roll the die. Mark the winning vertex and call it P1.
Step 1: Roll the die again. From P1 move one-half of the way straight toward the next
winning vertex. Mark this point and call it P2. Steps 2, 3, etc.: Continue rolling the die, each time moving to a point one-half of the way
from the last position to the winning vertex.
The grid below shows rectangle ABCD.
https://storage.examlex.com/TB6029/The following is called the Chaos Game. Start with rectangle ABCD in which A is located at (0, 0), B is located at (0, 8), C is located at (3, 8), and D is located at (3, 0). Then, roll a fair die. We will say that A is the winner if we roll a 1, B is the winner if we roll a 2, C is the winner if we roll a 3, and D is the winner if we roll a 4. If we roll a 5 or 6, we disregard the roll and roll again. Each roll of the die generates a point inside or on the boundary of the square according to the following rules. Start: Roll the die. Mark the winning vertex and call it P1. Step 1: Roll the die again. From P1 move one-half of the way straight toward the next winning vertex. Mark this point and call it P2. Steps 2, 3, etc.: Continue rolling the die, each time moving to a point one-half of the way from the last position to the winning vertex. The grid below shows rectangle ABCD. https://storage.examlex.com/TB6029/ . What sequence of rolls would produce the following sequence of marked points? P1: (0,8), P2 : (1.5,8), P3 : (0.75, 4) (a) (2,3,1) (b) (1,4,2) (c) (2,1,4) (d) (2,4,3) (e) None of the above..
What sequence of rolls would produce the following sequence of marked points?
P1: (0,8), P2 : (1.5,8), P3 : (0.75, 4)
(a) (2,3,1)
(b) (1,4,2)
(c) (2,1,4)
(d) (2,4,3)
(e) None of the above.
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You plan on constructing a Koch snowflake by starting with a seed triangle whose area is 7290 in2. The table below gives the following information where R is the number of triangles added at a particular step, S is the area of each added triangle, and T is the total area of the newly created figure. <strong>You plan on constructing a Koch snowflake by starting with a seed triangle whose area is 7290 in<sup>2</sup>. The table below gives the following information where R is the number of triangles added at a particular step, S is the area of each added triangle, and T is the total area of the newly created figure.   What is the area of each added triangle in Step 2 ?</strong> A) 45 in<sup>2</sup> B) 90 in<sup>2</sup> C) 105 in<sup>2</sup> D) 162 in<sup>2</sup> E) None of the above.
What is the area of each added triangle in Step 2 ?

A) 45 in2
B) 90 in2
C) 105 in2
D) 162 in2
E) None of the above.
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You plan on constructing a Koch snowflake by starting with a seed triangle whose perimeter is 432 in. The table below gives the following information where M is the number of sides at a particular step, L
Is the length of each side, and P is the total perimeter of the figure. What is the length of each side of the figure in Step 1?
<strong>You plan on constructing a Koch snowflake by starting with a seed triangle whose perimeter is 432 in. The table below gives the following information where M is the number of sides at a particular step, L Is the length of each side, and P is the total perimeter of the figure. What is the length of each side of the figure in Step 1?  </strong> A) 36 in B) 48 in C) 72 in D) 144 in E) None of the above.

A) 36 in
B) 48 in
C) 72 in
D) 144 in
E) None of the above.
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<strong>  Refer to the table shown above ; how many triangles are removed during Step 3? </strong> A) 9 B) 18 C) 27 D) 36 E) None of the above.
Refer to the table shown above ; how many triangles are removed during Step 3?

A) 9
B) 18
C) 27
D) 36
E) None of the above.
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<strong>  Refer to the information in the table shown above ; how many darkened triangles are there in Step 3? </strong> A) 18 B) 27 C) 36 D) 45 E) None of the above.
Refer to the information in the table shown above ; how many darkened triangles are there in Step 3?

A) 18
B) 27
C) 36
D) 45
E) None of the above.
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<strong>  Refer to the information from the table shown above ; what is the total length of the darkened boundary of the resulting figure (gasket) in Step 3?</strong> A) 5670 in B) 6720 in C) 7560 in D) 8960 in E) None of the above.
Refer to the information from the table shown above ; what is the total length of the darkened boundary of the resulting figure (gasket) in Step 3?

A) 5670 in
B) 6720 in
C) 7560 in
D) 8960 in
E) None of the above.
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<strong>  Refer to the table shown above ; what is the total area of the figure after Step 3? </strong> A) 11280 in2 B) 12630 in2 C) 14320 in2 D) 16440 in2 E) None of the above.
Refer to the table shown above ; what is the total area of the figure after Step 3?

A) 11280 in2
B) 12630 in2
C) 14320 in2
D) 16440 in2
E) None of the above.
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Which of the following is an example of fractal behavior in nature?

A) coastline
B) mountain ridge
C) head of cauliflower
D) All of the above.
E) None of the above.
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To answer the following question, refer to the Mandelbrot replacement process described by:
a. Start: Choose an arbitrary complex number s , called the seed of the Mandelbrot sequence. Set the seed s as the initial term of the sequence: <strong>To answer the following question, refer to the Mandelbrot replacement process described by: a. Start: Choose an arbitrary complex number  s , called the seed of the Mandelbrot sequence. Set the seed  s  as the initial term of the sequence:   b. Recursive Procedure: To find the next term in the sequence, square the preceding term and add the seed:   Which of the statements below is correct?</strong> A) The seed   initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is escaping. B) The seed   initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is periodic. C) The seed   initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is attracted. D) All of the above. E) None of the above.
b. Recursive Procedure: To find the next term in the sequence, square the preceding term and add the seed: <strong>To answer the following question, refer to the Mandelbrot replacement process described by: a. Start: Choose an arbitrary complex number  s , called the seed of the Mandelbrot sequence. Set the seed  s  as the initial term of the sequence:   b. Recursive Procedure: To find the next term in the sequence, square the preceding term and add the seed:   Which of the statements below is correct?</strong> A) The seed   initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is escaping. B) The seed   initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is periodic. C) The seed   initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is attracted. D) All of the above. E) None of the above.
Which of the statements below is correct?

A) The seed <strong>To answer the following question, refer to the Mandelbrot replacement process described by: a. Start: Choose an arbitrary complex number  s , called the seed of the Mandelbrot sequence. Set the seed  s  as the initial term of the sequence:   b. Recursive Procedure: To find the next term in the sequence, square the preceding term and add the seed:   Which of the statements below is correct?</strong> A) The seed   initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is escaping. B) The seed   initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is periodic. C) The seed   initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is attracted. D) All of the above. E) None of the above. initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is escaping.
B) The seed <strong>To answer the following question, refer to the Mandelbrot replacement process described by: a. Start: Choose an arbitrary complex number  s , called the seed of the Mandelbrot sequence. Set the seed  s  as the initial term of the sequence:   b. Recursive Procedure: To find the next term in the sequence, square the preceding term and add the seed:   Which of the statements below is correct?</strong> A) The seed   initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is escaping. B) The seed   initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is periodic. C) The seed   initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is attracted. D) All of the above. E) None of the above. initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is periodic.
C) The seed <strong>To answer the following question, refer to the Mandelbrot replacement process described by: a. Start: Choose an arbitrary complex number  s , called the seed of the Mandelbrot sequence. Set the seed  s  as the initial term of the sequence:   b. Recursive Procedure: To find the next term in the sequence, square the preceding term and add the seed:   Which of the statements below is correct?</strong> A) The seed   initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is escaping. B) The seed   initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is periodic. C) The seed   initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is attracted. D) All of the above. E) None of the above. initiates a Mandelbrot sequence which is attracted.
D) All of the above.
E) None of the above.
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Two Koch snowflakes are shown below. One was created by starting with a seed triangle whose perimeter was 10 units while the other was created by starting with a seed triangle whose perimeter was 30 units. Assuming that the iterative process continues indefinitely, which of the snowflakes below has the larger perimeter? <strong>Two Koch snowflakes are shown below. One was created by starting with a seed triangle whose perimeter was 10 units while the other was created by starting with a seed triangle whose perimeter was 30 units. Assuming that the iterative process continues indefinitely, which of the snowflakes below has the larger perimeter?  </strong> A) figure 1 B) figure 2 C) figures 1 and 2 both have infinite perimeter. D) Insufficient information. E) None of the above.

A) figure 1
B) figure 2
C) figures 1 and 2 both have infinite perimeter.
D) Insufficient information.
E) None of the above.
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