Question

the ancient mathematician credited with the foundational work in geometry, particularly his system known as euclidean geometry, is

the scientific study of how colors mix and the visual effects of these combinations is known as theory.

patterns that are infinitely complex and repeat at different scales, often created by repeating a simple process, are called

processes that involve repeating steps at each stage of a procedure are known as processes.

a set of complex numbers that produces a particular type of fractal and is named after a famous mathematician is called the set.

Explanation:

• Euclid is the ancient mathematician known for Euclidean geometry.
• Color theory studies color mixing and visual effects.
• Fractals are infinitely complex, self - repeating patterns.
• Iterative processes involve repeating steps.
• The Mandelbrot Set is a set of complex numbers named after a mathematician.

Answer:

1. Euclid
2. color
3. fractals
4. iterative
5. Mandelbrot