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Omni-MATH / For a point P=(x,y) in the Cartesian plane, let f(P)=(x²−y²,2xy−y²). If S is the set of all P so that the sequence P,f(P),f(f(P)),f(f(f(P))),… approaches (0,0), then the area of S … · Discussion

Discussing For a point P=(x,y) in the Cartesian plane, let f(P)=(x²−y²,2xy−y²). If S is the set of all P so that the sequence P,f(P),f(f(P)),f(f(f(P))),… approaches (0,0), then the area of S … · Omni-MATH

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