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$📡 This triangle works as an antenna. The Sierpinski Triangle, a fascinating design made up of triangles of varying sizes, is a fractal—a repeating pattern that looks the same at every scale. Its mathematical properties are used to design antennas that can handle multiple frequencies. In this video, we explain how this fractal shape works as an antenna. — Learn Math the Right Way! Signup for a free trial session (Grades 1-12). cuemath.link/fb-parent-signup Our promise: We make kids great at Math$

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📡 This triangle works as an antenna. The Sierpinski Triangle, a fascinating design made up of triangles of varying sizes, is a fractal—a repeating pattern that looks the same at every

Cuemath. Cuemath · Original audio. 📡 This triangle works as an antenna. The Sierpinski Triangle, a fascinating design made up of triangles of varying sizes, is a fractal—a repeating pattern that looks the same at every scale. Its mathematical properties are used to design antennas that can handle multiple frequencies. In this video, we ...

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$The Sierpinski triangle is a fractal pattern that is generated by recursively dividing an equilateral triangle into smaller triangles and removing the central triangle in each iteration. Fractal trees are another type of fractal pattern that mimic the branching structure of trees. To generate a Sierpinski triangle using a fractal tree, we start with a straight line segment that represents the trunk of the tree. At the top of the trunk, we create three branches that are each at a 60-degree angle$