what is the form of this circle
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a circle with infinity radius is actually a straight line because if u draw normals to a straight line they meet at infinity that is the center of the straight line is actually located at infinity. (as normals drawn to an arc meet at the center)
A circle with a radius of infinity is a straight line !!
x^2 + y^2 = â
a circle with a radius +â would look like a longitude or latitude line of universe.
What is the form of the circle?
Circular.
it will be a plane extending in all directions. the arc of any part of the circle can be considered to be a straight line.
â is NOT a number, and cannot be treated as such. There is no such thing as a circle with "radius +â".
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i have never seen this question before...beautiful one...i think it is a plane
elliptical
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a circle with infinity radius is actually a straight line because if u draw normals to a straight line they meet at infinity that is the center of the straight line is actually located at infinity. (as normals drawn to an arc meet at the center)
A circle with a radius of infinity is a straight line !!
x^2 + y^2 = â
a circle with a radius +â would look like a longitude or latitude line of universe.
What is the form of the circle?
Circular.
it will be a plane extending in all directions. the arc of any part of the circle can be considered to be a straight line.
â is NOT a number, and cannot be treated as such. There is no such thing as a circle with "radius +â".
Big
i have never seen this question before...beautiful one...i think it is a plane
elliptical