HI all anyone know where that thread is about finding the centre of a circle ?
chrisb
chrisb
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I knew where I had posted that, so it was easy enough for me to find again
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Thanks guys for this and especially Chris for asking about it...... Had forgotten about it but realised the other day I would need to do this.
Now book marked
ATB.
AndrewComment
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You can always buy one of these….should be more than good enough for model making.
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Good shout!You can always buy one of these….should be more than good enough for model making.
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OH CHEERS Guys i knew you wont let me down
now to try an work it out for the circle centre
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Methinks you're talking yourserlf out of this Jakko. Your method does work with ANY triangle drawn within a circle. The only thing you have to do is make sure that when you draw your right-angled line from the side of the triangle, it meets the opposite vertex (point) of the triangle correctly.
There's a selection of mathematical proofs that state that any radius of a circle bisects a chord at right angles - you don't need the proof but I thought I'd show off a bit of maths knowledge!:smiling5
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Aaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
me no understandy
chrisbComment
lol
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