@Diver how does this refer to an amount of sides? A circle is defined by only one specified line connecting to itself to make a perfect connection.
At that point, it mine as well just be a singular line segment
So, infinite, 1, none, it all is the same
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If anything, it is a paradox. An unexplainable variable that cannot change no matter what way you look at it. I like referring to circle/spheres as a simple explanation of what paradoxes are (they always come back to the same spot), and it LITERALLY is one.
I don't like considering Spheres/circles as shapes as they are fundamentals of the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th dimensions, and maybe even further if the platonic are relative.
Under this point (pun not intended), a circle is a continuous line intersecting. A circle cannot be made unless either an infinite amount of sides connect it, or a single line is able to bend around and connect to itself, like bending the 1st dimension
Inside and outside is not necessarily a "side"
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In this stance, are you referring to a side as a flat plane that connects to another one at a point?
Or do you literally mean side as in "dark side, light side?"
Inside the line and outside the line. The line and circle have no thickness, but it still has inside the circle and outside. Like a flat cylinder with no height @RedSpy
Ps : se voce for falar que o circulo e infinito como consigo desenhalo sem que o lapis acabe?
His/ her bad side and good side.
Circles have infinite sides. Done. Debate over.
So squares are actually octagons?
Does this mean that a square has 8 sides?
@Diver how does this refer to an amount of sides? A circle is defined by only one specified line connecting to itself to make a perfect connection.
At that point, it mine as well just be a singular line segment
So, infinite, 1, none, it all is the same
.
If anything, it is a paradox. An unexplainable variable that cannot change no matter what way you look at it. I like referring to circle/spheres as a simple explanation of what paradoxes are (they always come back to the same spot), and it LITERALLY is one.
I don't like considering Spheres/circles as shapes as they are fundamentals of the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th dimensions, and maybe even further if the platonic are relative.
Under this point (pun not intended), a circle is a continuous line intersecting. A circle cannot be made unless either an infinite amount of sides connect it, or a single line is able to bend around and connect to itself, like bending the 1st dimension
Inside and outside is not necessarily a "side"
.
In this stance, are you referring to a side as a flat plane that connects to another one at a point?
Or do you literally mean side as in "dark side, light side?"
Even though that's surface area and not sides...
a.k.a:
Circle that is 15cmx15cm is equal to π X 15cm² x 15cm = 3375cm²
π(r²)(h)
Also: Pi X radius squared X height
But does a curved side count as a side?
Inside the line and outside the line. The line and circle have no thickness, but it still has inside the circle and outside. Like a flat cylinder with no height @RedSpy
@Chancey21 2 inside and outside
@WarHawk95 2 inside and outside
@Chancey21 depends, do you consider sides as being a straight line ?
Only one.
Infinite and none