Use the initiator and generator shown to draw the next two stages of the iterated fractal. Don't be afraid to overlap lines, and using graph paper might be helpful. If using a different sheet of paper, be sure to include it on this sheet.
A fractal is formed in the following way:
a) Start with a square as the initiator. Divide the square into 9 smaller squares of equal size and remove the center and corner squares by coloring them in to illustrate the generator. Repeat the generator in each empty square to get the next two stages of the fractal.
b) Find the scale factor.
c) Find the dimension.
2) Use the initiator and generator shown to draw the next two stages of the iterated fractal. Don't be afraid to overlap lines, and using graph paper might be helpful. If using a different sheet of paper, be sure to include it on this sheet.
Initiator
3) A fractal is formed in the following way: a) Start with a square as the initiator. Divide the square into 9 smaller squares of equal size and remove the center and corner squares by coloring them in to illustrate the generator. Repeat the generator in each empty square to get the next two stages of the fractal.
b) Find the scale factor.
c) Find the dimension.