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MotoPayton
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Does a circle have a constant rate of change of it self that defines it as a circle.
I have never heard of such a thing but I am curious. It must right??
Since every circle is the same no matter the radius(the arch will change by some constant amount per radian)
If that doesn't make sense.. I am asking by how much does some line segment need to fold onto itself to form a perfect circle. What will be the rate of change of that line segment to form a perfect circle and with respect to what variable??
I have never heard of such a thing but I am curious. It must right??
Since every circle is the same no matter the radius(the arch will change by some constant amount per radian)
If that doesn't make sense.. I am asking by how much does some line segment need to fold onto itself to form a perfect circle. What will be the rate of change of that line segment to form a perfect circle and with respect to what variable??