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.
HOW TO MATHS? Choose this option if you're a huge forgettard.

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You couldn't say that 1.999... - 0.999... = 1 unless you actually added 1 to it to begin with, which you didn't.

What?

10x isn't perfectly 9.999...


If x = 0.999... (repeating), then 10x does equal 9.999... (repeating) if you never round it; hence the repeating part.


10x-x = 0

This is only true if x is equal to zero. It's not, x is equal to 0.999... (repeating). まほ~



There is a limit to sides on a circle, so it is a polygon.  It's just a big polygon.


wasn't he supporting your argument to begin with?
Was he? O-o

A side has to be a line segment.

A line segment is perfectly straight.

A perfect geometrical circle is perfectly round and therefore is never straight.

Therefore, a circle should have technically unlimited sides.

A polygon has a set number of sides.

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In geometry a polygon ( /ˈpɒlɪɡɒn/) is traditionally a plane figure that is bounded by a closed path or circuit, composed of a finite sequence of straight line segments

Therefore, a circle cannot be a regular polygon.

In order for something to be a polygon, it has to be a closed figure with no curves.
yay, sixth grade math education :D

In real life, when you get right down to it, everything has an incalculable number of sides. Perfect figures only exist in concrete mathematics. Concrete mathematics is for the weak-minded; Or rather, depending solely on concrete mathematics is for the weak-minded.

If x = 0.999... (repeating), then 10x does equal 9.999... (repeating) if you never round it; hence the repeating part.
Then 9x would also be 8.999..., not turn into a 9.

well math isn't real anyway, it's just an abstract concept ..

yes and theoretical things never help anything

too many math topics lately

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alright i don't do this often but seriously this is a hot topic

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again, what i said before

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...forget, gamefandan, you get too many replies :c

by the way i got another but i'm not gonna put it in

Then 9x would also be 8.999..., not turn into a 9.

But 8.999... = 9 silly. ムホ~

yes and theoretical things never help anything
Geometry itself is theoretical.

Are we done?


But 8.999... = 9 silly. ムホ~
Then screw that why didn't you just say that 0.99999... was 1 to begin with? It doesn't work that way.

A side has to be a line segment.

A line segment is perfectly straight.

A perfect geometrical circle is perfectly round and therefore is never straight.

Therefore, a circle should have technically unlimited sides.

A polygon has a set number of sides.

Therefore, a circle cannot be a regular polygon.

This is not 'traditional' mathematics, now is it?