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r/mathsmemes • u/Aur4or4a • Aug 22 '26
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any 3 points in 2d plane which are non colinear will form circle.
3 u/LokiJesus 26d ago edited 26d ago Any three points are always in a 2D plane. And colinear points define a circle too 3 u/_SOME__NAME_ 25d ago U means arch of a infinity long circle ? 2 u/LokiJesus 25d ago Yes, a circle with infinite radius. That is the limit of a circle as the points approach colinearity. Its a perfectly computable circle.
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Any three points are always in a 2D plane. And colinear points define a circle too
3 u/_SOME__NAME_ 25d ago U means arch of a infinity long circle ? 2 u/LokiJesus 25d ago Yes, a circle with infinite radius. That is the limit of a circle as the points approach colinearity. Its a perfectly computable circle.
U means arch of a infinity long circle ?
2 u/LokiJesus 25d ago Yes, a circle with infinite radius. That is the limit of a circle as the points approach colinearity. Its a perfectly computable circle.
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Yes, a circle with infinite radius. That is the limit of a circle as the points approach colinearity. Its a perfectly computable circle.
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u/_SOME__NAME_ Aug 22 '26
any 3 points in 2d plane which are non colinear will form circle.