Poll

Is a circle a polygon? WHILE CIRCLE HAS INFINITE SIDES.

Yes. Because I can see that your mathematical evidence, and the evidence provided by other people, proves it.
No. Because I looked at all the mathematical proof and have determined that in no plausible way is a circle a polygon.
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Yes, a circle has a large number of sides.
These sides are incredibly small, so small infact that the sides appear as one curved side.

x = 0.999...

>Define variable

10x = 9.999...
10x-x = 9

>Subtract one x.

9x = 9

>Divide both sides by 9.

x = 1

>まほ~

10x-x = 0

A circle has 360 sides, each so small that they can't be seen. It is a polygon.

10x-x = 0
10x / x = 0

10x - 1x = 9x



A circle has 360 sides, each so small that they can't be seen. It is a polygon.
Degrees =/= sides

10x-x = 0

wat

10x - x = 9x

A circle has 360 sides, each so small that they can't be seen. It is a polygon.

no, that would be a 360-sided polygon

silly aeris go back to taking nudes


ninja: damnit eksi

Yes, a circle has a large number of sides.
These sides are incredibly small, so small infact that the sides appear as one curved side.
You can fold a circle symetrically infinite times so wouldnt that be like infinite sides
A circle has 360 sides, each so small that they can't be seen. It is a polygon.
I though it was just 360 degrees >:(


forget, for some reason I was thinking like 10(x-x) You can see how I could make that mistake.

You can fold a circle symetrically infinite times so wouldnt that be like infinite sides
You can fold a square infinite times, and it only has four sides.

Edit: Read it wrong.
« Last Edit: March 21, 2011, 07:01:21 PM by aml »

A circle has 360 sides, each so small that they can't be seen. It is a polygon.
hey Ae
silly aeris go back to taking nudes
it's killing time

You can fold a square infinite times, and it only has four sides.

You can fold a circle symetrically infinite times so wouldnt that be like infinite sides

correct

Yay common sense :D
You can fold a square infinite times, and it only has four sides.
no >:C
thats just dividing it into 1/4's

forget, for some reason I was thinking like 10(x-x) You can see how I could make that mistake.
Yes, I actually thought that was correct for a moment myself


You can fold a square infinite times, and it only has four sides.
wasn't he supporting your argument to begin with?