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bob012345 replied to the thread High School Four Circle Problem.I worked up the general case for integer ##n## overlapping circles. Here is the Desmos page; The red circle is the generator of the... -
bob012345 replied to the thread High School Four Circle Problem.My answer was actually <0.4 at about 0.3974 so I am investigating my math… EDIT: I did the calculation another way and agree with @Gavran. -
bob012345 replied to the thread High School Four Circle Problem.If anyone is interested, here is the case of five identical circles with a common point as in this diagram. Notice that there are now... -
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bob012345 reacted to .Scott's post in the thread How Far is Due East From Due West on Earth? with
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"Due east" and "Due west" are directions, not locations. So there is no distance. -
bob012345 replied to the thread How Far is Due East From Due West on Earth?.As @Filip Larsen suggests, 2 clockwise. -
bob012345 replied to the thread How Far is Due East From Due West on Earth?.At the Earth’s poles, the answer is indeterminate. East and West do not exist. -
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Due East is 180 degrees from due West. I am capable of conceiving of directions as being "near" and "far" from each other. If I am... -
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By another measure, the distance between "Due East" and "Due West" is 2. -
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On the surface of the Earth, I would say the distance is 180 deg in the sense that if you face due East, then after a 180 deg turn...

