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>> No.5545996 [View]
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5545996

There is a proper definition for a circle that is found in most calculus books.

Without googling or looking it up in your book, define a circle without using the equation/formula of a circle or any facts about any other geometrical shapes ("points" are allowed.)

Your definition must exactly define a circle and must not be applicable to any other shape.

>> No.5218101 [View]
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5218101

How many trig. functions are there?

>> No.3638878 [View]
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>>3638641

Op i will break it for you.

Infinite time means it has no beginning nor end. Like a circle thats how time goes, in a circle forever with no beginning and no end. The circle has no beginning nor end but still the circle has it's exact lenght.

pic related the circle

>> No.3301949 [View]
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3301949

Circles don't actually exist and cannot exist, and neither do circumferences, diameters, and radii.
Have fun playing with your imaginary friends.

>> No.3273771 [View]
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3273771

> Imagine a circle anywhere in the universe. I can guarantee you that there are two points directly opposite each other on the circle with the same temperature.

>> No.2741640 [View]
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2741640

How many sides does a circle have?

>> No.2199636 [View]
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2199636

None of you will get this.
A cow is tethered to any point on a circle with radius x. Find the length of a piece of rope in terms of x that would allow the cow to move in exactly half of the circle's area.

>> No.1966234 [View]
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1966234

Hey /sci/, would the distance required to reach the ending of a circle be zero or infinite?

Picture related, it's a circle.

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1942294

ITT: We discuss the finer points of MATHS.

todays subject: cDonald's Theorem.

n^2 + 9 + 9

When plotted on a graph, it produces THIS strange figure.
Can you think of a name for it?

pic related.

>> No.1893894 [View]
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1893894

For which metric functions M will the set of all points p in a two dimensional space satisfying M(p) = x, where x is some constant real, be a closed curve?

(forgive me if I'm using the terminology a little loosely, but I'm sure you get my meaning)

>> No.1887153 [View]
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1887153

One of these

>> No.1699464 [View]
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1699464

pi=(2ln(i))/i
pi=C/D
C=2ln(i)
D=i
What would this be? Some sort of "imaginary" circle?

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1696042

pi=C/D
pi=(2ln(i))/i
C=2ln(i)
D=i
What would this be? Some sort of imaginary circle?

>> No.1535342 [View]
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1535342

Can a perfect circle ever exist anywhere but in our heads?

>> No.1087919 [View]
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1087919

CIRCLES UP IN THIS MOTHERFUCKER

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