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1. The sides of a square 1 cm, have lines drawn between them connecting adjoining sides with their
midpoints. This creates another square within the original and this process is continued indefinitely.
(Given, Pythagoras theorem: Hypotenuse 2 = Perpendicular 2 + Base 2 )
a. Show the sequence of the sides for first 4 terms. [1]
b. Show the sequence for the areas of the squares for first 4 terms. [1]
c. Calculate the sum of the areas of the infinite squares.
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