Difference between revisions of "Circle with Center, Radius and Direction Tool"
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| + | :This tool returns a circle in different positions, depending on the object chosen as "direction" (line or plane). | ||
| + | :*Selecting a line, a ray or a segment and a point on the circle, then typing the radius value in the related field of the appearing dialog window, GeoGebra generates a circle whose axis is directed as the object chosen as "direction". | ||
| + | :*Selecting a plane (xOy plane or any other previously defined plane) and a point on the circle, then typing the radius value in the related field of the appearing dialog window, GeoGebra generates a circle in a plane parallel to the one chosen as "direction", through the given point. | ||
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| − | + | :*The order of selection of the first two objects is non influential. | |
| − | + | :*See also [[Circle Command|Circle]] command.}} | |
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Latest revision as of 08:45, 27 August 2015
- This tool returns a circle in different positions, depending on the object chosen as "direction" (line or plane).
- Selecting a line, a ray or a segment and a point on the circle, then typing the radius value in the related field of the appearing dialog window, GeoGebra generates a circle whose axis is directed as the object chosen as "direction".
- Selecting a plane (xOy plane or any other previously defined plane) and a point on the circle, then typing the radius value in the related field of the appearing dialog window, GeoGebra generates a circle in a plane parallel to the one chosen as "direction", through the given point.
- Note:
- The order of selection of the first two objects is non influential.
- See also Circle command.
