How to Divide a Circle into 7 Equal Parts
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2024
- In This Video I Am Going To Explain How To Divide a Given Circle into 7 Equal Parts Using Compass.
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VERY HELPFUL. Thank you.
This is so underrated 😢 this channel deserves more views!
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Thank you so much. It saved my day. Was wondering how to devide. Your video showed the correct way. Thanks heaps. ❤
Brilliant thank you, beautiful in it's simplicity!
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Thank you for sharing your gift of math with people like us. Can you tell me if there is a way to divide a Circle horizontally with lines that are equal. Again thank you,
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you welcome, glad you like it :)
- you can draw a vertical Diameter for the given circle, then divide this diameter using the method in the Link: ua-cam.com/video/ZPP1MKaks-M/v-deo.html
then draw the horizontal lines using T-Square
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Thank you so much I had an assignment mam said that it should be a perfect circle and I got marks
Thank you 💖 I am glad this helps :)
0:53 thank you so much
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is each angle going to be exactly51.4 degree
not exactly, as the method is approximate, yet the error is way to small to be notice (in case your drawing is accurate)
how accurate is it? isn’t a regular heptagon inconstructible?
Yes, this is true, this is approximate method yet it is about 98% Accurate, so the error is too small and can be neglected when drawing manually.
@@MaquetteArt good to know. thank you
Tried this and last segment too small no matter how many times I tried it
Hi, please check the steps in the video again :) (my guess is that you are connecting the last point to the vertical construction line)
You can watch from @Drawing Edutech
Very good but couldn't you just measure the degrees of each part because it would be the same for any size
Thank you :)
do you mean using a protractor? this method is used when you are only allowed to use a compass and a ruler
@@MaquetteArt oh I understand now. I wasn't using this for school though