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Recursive Exercises IV: Rep-Tiles

If a polyomino can be divided into congruent copies similar to itself, it is called an -reptile. Rep-tiles are self-similar pieces and so can be regarded as fractals. This Demonstration shows three polyominoes that are 4-reptiles: the P-pentomino, the L-triomino, and the sphinx—which is a polyiamond.
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