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jonah2.0 replied to the thread Perimeter of Regular Polygon.Beer soaked ramblings follow. One of the them amazing definitions: The area of a circle is defined as the limit of the areas of... -
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Nnasi112 replied to the thread Apothem and radius problems.Your question is related to something I just did. You can follow my work through this link...
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Nnasi112 replied to the thread Perimeter of Regular Polygon.I am calculating. Thanks. I used it. Thanks. P = 3.14143 \pi = 3.14159
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NAnd this is the formula: P=180\cdot \sin\left(\dfrac{\pi}{180}\right) .
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NWhy not just calculate it. The perimeter of a regular 180-gon inscribed in a circle of diameter 1 is approximately:
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Ffresh_42 replied to the thread Perimeter of Regular Polygon.And this is the formula: P=180\cdot \sin\left(\dfrac{\pi}{180}\right) .
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FWhy not just calculate it. The perimeter of a regular 180-gon inscribed in a circle of diameter 1 is approximately:
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Mmrtwhs replied to the thread Perimeter of Regular Polygon.Why not just calculate it. The perimeter of a regular 180-gon inscribed in a circle of diameter 1 is approximately:
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Mmrtwhs replied to the thread Equation Problem.I was responding to the OP.
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Nnasi112 replied to the thread Perimeter of Regular Polygon.Thanks guys. That's me:) I left study more than 3 years in a row. Recently got back and covered infinite series. Went through...
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NThe Geogebra App can draw these shapes for you. But, as @jonah2.0 has already demonstrated above, there is no need to do so; the...
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NBeer drenched reaction follows. The nasi112 I remember from 4 or 5 years ago would have made short work of that little puzzle. Are...
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The Highlander replied to the thread Perimeter of Regular Polygon.The Geogebra App can draw these shapes for you. But, as @jonah2.0 has already demonstrated above, there is no need to do so; the... -
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FPost # 11 was reported for the link to be removed. calculusexpert, don't post those links.
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jonah2.0 replied to the thread Perimeter of Regular Polygon.Beer drenched reaction follows. The nasi112 I remember from 4 or 5 years ago would have made short work of that little puzzle. Are...
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