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8 year old sister’s homework

How would you answer?

>> No.12749167
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12749167

>>12749155

>> No.12749181

>>12749155
I was helping a 6 yo with her homework last night and she writes her 8s upside down. The bigger circle on top. She insisted it didnt matter and her teacher said it was ok.

Silly thing but it really agrivitated me.

>> No.12749186

>>12749155
True. The total angle inside a semi-circle is 180degress, it has 2 corners so each corner must be 90 degrees and hence are right angles.

>> No.12749192

true, the explanation is left as an excercise to the reader

>> No.12749194

>>12749155
bit of a trick question isn't it? as far as I understand a curve has many many small corners, so it's False. The two side angles are acute.

>> No.12749206

>>12749155
True
draw vertical lines on either side and you see that the curve eventually touches them but doesn't cross them
so the angle the curved part makes with the straight part is the same as the angle between a horizontal line and a vertical one

>> No.12749211

>>12749155
How do we know that the straight line passes through the centre? Or that the curve is a segment of a sphere? Or that the line is not a very shallow hyperbolic curve?

It's a trick question, and the correct answer is "Have you stopped beating your wife?".

>> No.12749214

>>12749194
Looking at it from that perspective it would have two right angles, because the tiny, tiny corner at the line would be perpendicular as the tangent there (i.e. basically an extension of that side) would be perpendicular to the upper line of the semicircle. I think the correct answer is false because angles only exist between two straight lines. You can say that the horizontal line makes two right angles with the vertical tangents on either side of the curve, but that is not actually the angle within the semi-circle.

>> No.12749223

>>12749155
True
The tangents on the left and right corners are perpendicular to you know what I mean

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>>12749155
yawn

>> No.12749239

>>12749231
lmao that looks like a penis with balls inside your mothers huge vagina

>> No.12749242

>>12749239
Sorry you couldn't solve a child's homework, anon

>> No.12749251

>>12749242
t. seething incel chud

>> No.12749254

>>12749251
says the pencil dick.

>> No.12749256

>>12749242
I know you are a child. But if you had been capable of reading to the end it also asks you to "explain your answer". So I think we are somewhere in the C- range. It is clear that you neither know the definition of an angle, or how to count.

>> No.12749261

>>12749181
Did you have some kinky stuff with her. I love young females

>> No.12749265

>>12749194
it only has two corners

>> No.12749266

>>12749261
No, she's my sister and I don't want any complications. She is very sexual though and I always feels like there is a lot of sexual tension between us when I help her

>> No.12749284

>>12749266
Yeah same with my lil sister (she’s 15 to though) but she blocked me last week on all social media since I told her she should stop hanging out with people way older than her. I did this to protect her desu

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>>12749261
>>12749284
Please sir carry on

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>>12749256

>> No.12749315

>>12749167
kek

>> No.12749360

Show this problem to a round earther lmao

>> No.12749372

>>12749194
A curve is made up of infinite straight line segments. The ones meeting the straight line meet at 89.99999 degrees and therefore meet at 90 degrees and are right angles

>> No.12749375

What if I told you that /r/askmath answered this before any of you retards

>> No.12749381

>>12749375
I'd tell you to invert your positional vector back to that place

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True, chad.png

>> No.12749406

>>12749155
False, the extremities are not righ angles, and from the straight line you can draw an infinity of right angles, so not only two.
>t. 7yo

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>>12749167

>> No.12749418

>>12749167
audible zozzle

>> No.12749423

>>12749360
How dare you! The earth has been proved round as a pizza several times on /sci/.

>> No.12749434

>>12749155
true

>> No.12749452

>>12749155
Assuming that it's off a one unit radios,
f(x)=-(1-x^2)
And thus the angle at the ends is right.
So yeah, it true.

>> No.12749468

>>12749155
Yes. Draw the tangent lines and see them meet at 90°.

>> No.12749492

>>12749155
False. A tangent will be at a right angle but not the circle itself.

>> No.12749502

>>12749492
Anon, in the limit, the tangent line becomes the curve.

>> No.12749505

>>12749492
angle between curves is defined as angle between their tangent lines

>> No.12749507

>>12749492
this: >>12749505

>> No.12749508

>>12749211
/thread

>> No.12749516

>>12749505
Then the definition is wrong.

>> No.12749521

>>12749155
Its curved so false.

>> No.12749542

>>12749155
My answer is that those two angles in point are visually close to being 90 degrees yet there is no indication that it is the case so we cannot really be sure just by looking at an image

>> No.12749588

>>12749516
enlighten us with the "correct" definition of the angle between two curves

>> No.12749596

>>12749155
true, tangent at end of line is right angle

>> No.12749653

>>12749155
MODS

>> No.12749657

>>12749155
kek

>> No.12749684

>>12749155
Assuming it's a half-circle, then it's true.

>> No.12749703

>>12749261
>>12749266
based peds

>> No.12749715

>>12749167
Always mark those as wrong and never give credit back regardless

>> No.12749719

>>12749155
There are too many assumptions that would go into this to make it a true statement, so in general, false

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>>12749261

>> No.12749730

>>12749167
ah, the good ole "chicken scratch" answer, the quantum superposition of youth

>> No.12749733

false
any small line that can be used to make an angle is not vertical

>> No.12749750

>>12749715
Seething teacher who got outsmarted.