Question 10.10: IDENTIFYING A UNIT CELL Imagine a tiled floor in the followi...

IDENTIFYING A UNIT CELL

Imagine a tiled floor in the following pattern. Identify the smallest repeating rectangular unit, analogous to a two-dimensional unit cell.

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Using trial and error, the idea is to draw two perpendicular sets of parallel lines that define a repeating rectangular unit. There may be more than one possibility.

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