...ly revised [[Main Page|Guide]] for more detailed descriptions of each new tool and command.
* Freehand Shape Tool now recognises Ellipses
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;
Circle( <Point>, <Radius Number> ):Yields a
circle with given center and radius.
;
Circle( <Point>, <Segment> ):Yields a
circle with given center and radius equal to the length of the given segment.
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...rg/help GeoGebra Help] document for more detailed descriptions of each new tool and command.
* '''Best Fit Line''' (Select several points using the selection rectangle)
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|[[Image:Tool_Slider.gif]]||[[Slider Tool|Slider]]
|[[Image:Tool_New_Point.gif]]||[[Point Tool|Point]]
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* Points are always named with upper case letters {{Example|1= A = (1, 2)}}
...circles, functions… are always named with lower case letters. {{Example|1= circle c: (x – 2)^2 + (y – 1)^2 = 16}}
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Choose "Create new tool" in the "Tools" menu, specify the output
and input objects of your tool and choose a name for the toolbar
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...ol_New_Point.gif]]||Create two points A and B on the x-axis. {{hint|These points will determine the interval which restricts the area between the function a
...{{hint|You might want to use tools [[Zoom In Tool|Zoom in]] and [[Zoom Out Tool|Zoom out]] in order to prepare your figure for the export process.}}
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{{Tool|icon=Mode circle3.svg|name={{PAGENAME}}|type=arc}}
: Selecting three points defines a circle through these points.
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