Area Of An Infinite Batwing
MathAdam
FOR n = 0 TO INFINITY PRINT [(1/2)^n]sin[(2^n)x]
It's an infinitude of sine waves. The first function, sin x, runs from 0 to π. We take a bite out of the area above the x-axis. We do this with a sine wave having half the amplitude and twice the frequency.
Create a third sine wave, half the amplitude and twice the frequency of the previous. Use it to take a bite out of the remaining area.
Repeat.
Forever.
The remaining shaded area looks like a batwing. What is the size of the batwing? ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JZ7SZVVVSIk
2021-07-26
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