A. What is the perimeter of the 1st iteration of the Koch Snowflake? b. What is the perimeter of the 2nd iteration of the Koch Snowflake? C. Is there a pattern here? D. How many iterations would it take to obtain a perimeter of 100cm? (Or as close to 100cm that you can get) 11. The Koch Snowflake Fractal is made by starting with an equilateral triangle, dividing each side into 3equal parts, removing the middle part and replacing it by 2 lines of the same length. Then you do thisagain and again, as shown below.5.equilateraltriangle1st iteration2nd3rd4th"infinite" iterationsAssume the original triangle has a perimeter of 9 cm.Spowflake?

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A. What is the perimeter of the 1st iteration of the Koch Snowflake?

b. What is the perimeter of the 2nd iteration of the Koch Snowflake?

C. Is there a pattern here?

D. How many iterations would it take to obtain a perimeter of 100cm? (Or as close to 100cm that you can get)

11. The Koch Snowflake Fractal is made by starting with an equilateral triangle, dividing each side into 3
equal parts, removing the middle part and replacing it by 2 lines of the same length. Then you do this
again and again, as shown below.
5.
equilateral
triangle
1st iteration
2nd
3rd
4th
"infinite" iterations
Assume the original triangle has a perimeter of 9 cm.
Spowflake?

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