Tiniler triangles (S). Suppose you make something similar to the Sierpinski Triangle, but this time you make three copies, each reduced so that the sides are only 1/3 of the original’s sides’ Lengths, and then you position the reduced triangles at the three corners. Notice that this process has the same result as removing a hexagon from the triangle, as we did before. Continue this collage-making process infinitely. What is the dimension of the resulting collage?
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