In Exercise 77, if the process could be continued indefinitely, what would be the total perimeter of
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In Exercise 77, if the process could be continued indefinitely, what would be the total perimeter of all the triangles? What would be the total area of all the triangles, disregarding the overlapping?
Exercise 77.
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The first triangle has sides of length 2 m so its perimeter is 3 2 6 m The second tr...View the full answer
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ISBN: 978-0134697024
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Authors: Margaret L. Lial, John Hornsby, David I. Schneider, Callie Daniels
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