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Koch Curve

Koch Curve. How to draw a Koch curve. Start with a line segment (STAGE 0) *Divide the line into thirds *In the middle third produce an equilateral triangle * Then remove the base. This gives STAGE 1. Repeat the process for each of the line segments. This gives STAGE 2.

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Koch Curve

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  1. Koch Curve How to draw a Koch curve.

  2. Start with a line segment (STAGE 0) *Divide the line into thirds *In the middle third produce an equilateral triangle * Then remove the base

  3. This gives STAGE 1

  4. Repeat the process for each of the line segments

  5. This gives STAGE 2

  6. Repeating the process again for each line segments gives STAGE 3

  7. This iterative process can be repeated again and again and again….. Below is STAGE 4

  8. Starting with an equilateral triangle produces the Koch Snowflake

  9. The Koch Snowflake • The snowflake curve (Koch curve) was proposed by Niels Fabian Helge von Koch (25 Jan 1870 - 11 March 1924), a Swedish mathematician. It is created by iteratively adding a smaller triangular "bump" to each side of the figure. This fractal process, when continued indefinitely, produces a figure with infinite perimeter but finite area. This series of figures show the first five steps in the process and one of the six "petals" at the sixth stage.

  10. Other variationseg: use different length segments and add an isosceles triangle

  11. OR divide the initial line segment into thirds and add another shape in the gap

  12. You could start with a polygon rather than a straight line

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