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Waclaw Sierpinski
  • Born in Warsaw, Poland in 1882.
  • 1919- promoted to professor at Warsaw in
    mathematics and physics.
  • 1920- founded math journal- Fundamenta
    Mathematica specialized in set theory.
  • Retired in 1960 and was given many awards.
  • Died in 1969.

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Sierpinskis Carpet
  • Go to http//www.shodor.org/interactivate/activiti
    es/carpet/index.html

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Side Length Area of Removed Square
  • After 1st iteration, what is the length of the
    removed square? What is the area of this square?
  • After 2nd iteration, what is the length of
    removed square? What is the area?
  • After 3rd,.?
  • See any patterns? Write the formulas for side
    length area of a removed square.

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Number of Removed Squares
  • After 1st iteration, how many squares have been
    removed?
  • After 2nd iteration, how many squares have been
    removed?
  • After 3rd iteration, how many squares have been
    removed?
  • See any patterns? Write down the formula for
    determining the number of removed squares.

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Total Area Remaining
  • With no iterations, what is the area remaining of
    the figure.
  • After the 1st iteration, how would you find the
    area remaining?
  • After the 2nd iteration, what is the area
    remaining of the figure?
  • After the 3rd,?
  • What patterns do you see? Write down the explicit
    formula for the area remaining.

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Area Removed
  • How would we find the total area of the squares
    we removed?
  • What relationship is there between the area
    remaining and the area removed?

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Limit of the Remaining Area
  • Using the formula of total area remaining, what
    is the limit if we send n to infinity?

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The End
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