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you people really need a life!!!
BTW in other news
Iain, someone sent me this "math formula: to make x/y plotter circles.
let me run it by you:
> The basic circle formula is
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> x**2+y**2=R**2
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> where x and y are the Cartesian coordinates and R is
> a constant, the radius.
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> This would draw the circle where the center is (0,0)
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> If you want translation on a coordinate plane then:
> (x+X)**2+(y+Y)**2=R**2
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> where the center is now at the point (X,Y)
I'm not near my plotter, thoughts?
Chris
Why do solar calculators have an off button?
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| (...) I'm trying to think back to A+G but that seems to make sense. There are others who post here who are far superior to me at math so I'll leave that to them. So now you can find points on a circle. Here's the problem: a) How do you divide up (...) (21 years ago, 6-Jan-03, to lugnet.org.ca.rtltoronto)
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