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Anonymous Fri Nov 19 23:22:55 2010 No.2083279 [Reply] [Original]

what are circles

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 19 23:23:55 2010 No.2083284 A polygon with an infinite number of sides.....

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 19 23:23:55 2010 No.2083283 baby dont hurt me dont hurt me no more

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 19 23:24:55 2010 No.2083287 But circles aren't polygons

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 19 23:25:55 2010 No.2083291 A shape with the same distance from the center to the edge at any given point.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 19 23:26:55 2010 No.2083297 >>2083287 Ok, but it does have an infinite number of sides.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 19 23:26:55 2010 No.2083301 >>2083291 >>2083284 No, I don't think so, I saw something on the internet once that disproved that.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 19 23:27:55 2010 No.2083305 >>2083301 what is this internet you speak of?

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 19 23:28:55 2010 No.2083307 >>2083291 define 'center'

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 19 23:28:55 2010 No.2083313 >>2083283 lold >>2083284 no >>2083291 yes a circle is a set of points which are all equidistant from another distinct point. >>2083301 post it of gtfo

>>	Indexer !t1.kaRtHUs Fri Nov 19 23:38:55 2010 No.2083352 it's the projection on a plane of a point fixed on a line rotating on the same plane.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 19 23:40:55 2010 No.2083360 File: 29 KB, 239x237, what..png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>2083352 > projection onto a plane > rotating on the same plane > projection > same plane

>>	Jennie !NSPcQQMvS. Fri Nov 19 23:41:55 2010 No.2083363 >>2083279 It's a continuous line which intersects an infinite number of points which are equidistant to a single point.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 19 23:44:55 2010 No.2083383 >>2083279 A circle is a collection of a theoretically infinite number of points which are all equidistant from a central point.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 19 23:45:55 2010 No.2083386 >>2083363 so just a more complicated way of saying what i said here? >>2083313 A for effort?

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 19 23:47:55 2010 No.2083403 >>2083383 that sounds all sciencey.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 19 23:51:55 2010 No.2083422 its also a gnomon

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 19 23:52:55 2010 No.2083433 >>2083283 i loled

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 19 23:56:55 2010 No.2083451 A circle is a 2-sphere (a two-dimensional sphere).

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 19 23:57:55 2010 No.2083457 An infinite-sided regular polygon.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 19 23:58:55 2010 No.2083463 A line is a circle with infinite radius.

>>	Anonymous Fri Nov 19 23:59:55 2010 No.2083467 It's the geometric region that consists of all points that are equidistant from another point.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 20 00:00:55 2010 No.2083469 An inifinite number of arcs

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 20 00:01:55 2010 No.2083471 It's a hyposphere!

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 20 00:02:55 2010 No.2083473 A circle is an n-sphere. with n = 2.

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 20 00:14:55 2010 No.2083501 A CIRCLE IS A SHAPE. /thread \thread What are shapes?

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 20 00:26:55 2010 No.2083539 Is a sphere a 1.5-circle?

>>	Anonymous Sat Nov 20 00:28:55 2010 No.2083543 all points in a plane equidistant from a given point.