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Publisher: Wiley, John & Sons, Incorporated
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Transcribed Image Text:2. Folding sequences.
a) Find the folding sequences for the an-
gles of a regular 17-gon, a regular 257-gon
and, you guessed it, a regular 65537-gon (evil
laugh!).
b) Which regular n-gon corresponds to the
following folding sequence:
bottom – top – top – top-
bottom – bottom – bottom-
top – top – top – ..
....
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