Weird Math - An Experiment in ChaosChaos Theory is finding an order in things and events that seem totally unpredictable. The Sierpinski Triangle is an example of this theory. Using this program, you can create the famous triangle. Jus | |
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Chaos Theory is finding an order in things and events that seem totally unpredictable. The Sierpinski Triangle is an example of this theory. Using this program, you can create the famous triangle. Just select up to 10 points and press the Begin button. Then set back and watch the computer do all the work. As the number of dots increase, the fantastic and weird forms will begin to take shape.
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