5. A fractal can be considered an image that is broken into parts, with each part resembling the original part. The fractal below can be constructed from toothpicks and the number of toothpicks in each new fractal can be modeled using a geometric sequence.

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5. A fractal can be considered an image that is broken into parts,
with each part resembling the original part. The fractal below can
be constructed from toothpicks and the number of toothpicks in
each new fractal can be modeled using a geometric sequence.
Transcribed Image Text:5. A fractal can be considered an image that is broken into parts, with each part resembling the original part. The fractal below can be constructed from toothpicks and the number of toothpicks in each new fractal can be modeled using a geometric sequence.
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