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14659319 No.14659319 [Reply] [Original]

How many sides does a circle has?

>> No.14659329

>>14659319
4

>> No.14659330

>>14659319
Two. One inside and one outside.

>> No.14659334

>>14659319
N/A, a circle isn't a polygon

>> No.14659338

>>14659319
curves don't have sides

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14659375

>>14659319
>my sides

>> No.14659385

The same as a square in Flatland

>> No.14659399

>>14659330
Neither of them are the parts of the circle. So your argument is invalid

>> No.14659404

>>14659319
one!

>> No.14659407

>>14659319
As many as the number of bitches I get.

>> No.14659409

>>14659319
Just look at what is says.
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>> No.14659438

Define what a side is. Afterwards, define what a corner is.

>> No.14659441

>>14659319
Lim n->inf where n are the sides

>> No.14659442

We cannot perceive what a circle even is. It has no edges. Circles only exist in the idea world

>> No.14659468

Inner, outer, both and neither

>> No.14659469

>>14659319
The number of sides is [math] s\in\mathbb N[/math] such that:
[eqn] (\forall x \in \mathbb N - \{1,2\}) (s - x \neq 0)[/eqn]
since otherwise, it would be an [math] x[/math]-gon.
The preceding equation can only be true if [math] s=1\lor 2[/math]. Therefore, the number of sides is either 1 or 2.

>> No.14659483

>>14659441
Limits are not defined on natural numbers.

>> No.14659508

>>14659319
It doesn't have sides.

>> No.14659515

>>14659319
2 just like the moon, near side and far side

>> No.14659691

>>14659330
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=flb3He1jR3U

>> No.14659700

>>14659319
If you define an edge as a line segment of non-zero length on the circumference on the shape, zero. If you define allow edges to be of zero length, infinitely many. I don't know how you define edges because I can't into topology.

>> No.14659715

>>14659441
Inf is not actually in any set of numbers so this doesn't produce an output. "Tends to pos/neg infinity" is just a shorthand for divergent sequences (no limit) with only a lower or upper bound respectively

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>>14659469
>∀x∈N
did you forget pi doesnt into N, retard?

>> No.14659875

>>14659319
Infinity or none is usually what people answer this question with.
I say one side that curves around.

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>>14659319
A circle has two sides: inside and outside.

>> No.14659897

>>14659319
I don’t know, I’ve never seen one

>> No.14659948

>>14659385
It is the cardinality of rational numbers

>> No.14659955

>>14659319
All of them
>Verification not required.