Let's continue with our length calculation.
Let's go to Level 3.
OK, well let's fill in our table for that.
We know that at Level 3, down here,
we have one third the length at the previous level for the length of our segments.
So that would be L over 27 (L/27).
We know we have four times the number of segments
since each segment split into four segments, and
that would be sixteen times four, which is sixty-four (16x4=64), and
so our curve length is just the number of segments
times the length of each segment, so we get
sixty-four divided by twenty-seven times L (64/27L).
OK, so now it's time for your quiz again.
Tell me the length of the curve at Level N.