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The fern algorithm involves repeated random choices from four different formulas for advancing the point. If the k th formula is used repeatedly by itself, without random choices, it defines a deterministic trajectory in the (x, y) plane. Modify finitefern.m so that plots of each of these four trajectories are superimposed on the plot of the fern. Start each trajectory at the point ( −1 , 5 ) . Plot o’s connected with straight lines for the steps along each trajectory. Take as many steps as are needed to show each trajectory’s limit point. You can superimpose several plots with
plot(...) hold on plot(...)
plot(...) hold off
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