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Girth (Analytic Geometry)

The circle is a "picture" we all know. Is a line drawing of a closed curve "gives a perfect lap." The definition of "formal" Circumference is:



"A circle is the set of all points of the plane that are equidistant from another point on the plane called the Center"



This means that each point on the circle has the same distance to the center . This distance is called the radius of the circle. Thus, when you draw a circle with a compass, the opening of this bar is exactly what measures the radio.



circumference part of the "cone" or "conical projections." They are called because they arise from the conical intersection of a plane with a cone (actually double cone, the cones joined by their end). All these conical are generated from a particular form of an equation of 2 variables of grade 2. Thus, the equation of a circle is second degree in x and second grade and .



To see an animated explanation of the circumference and exercises, download the following files:



General Form Equation of Circle: click here to download .


Canonical Form of the Equation of the Circle: click here to download .


Symmetric Form of the Equation Circumference: click here to download .


normal or parametric equation of the circle: click here to download .


To open these files you need Microsoft Power Point or Apple Computer Inc. Keynote.



To graph a circle from the equation must be found several pairs of values. Each pair is a "coordinate". These points together and you get the chart.



plot lines to help you download the following graph: GrafCircunf1.0


need to run this plotter LabVIEW Run-Time Engine 7.0 - Windows/2000/98/ME/NT/XP.

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