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==Use "Point Tool" for intersection== | ==Use "Point Tool" for intersection== | ||
There is an other possibility to get an intersection point of two objects: | There is an other possibility to get an intersection point of two objects: | ||
| − | :Use the [[Point Tool]] and click directly on the (not yet existing) intersection point. | + | :Use the [[File:Mode point.svg|link=|22px]] [[Point Tool]] and click directly on the (not yet existing) intersection point. |
This is a possibility to get only one of two intersections of two circles, so that you have one point less. But it is not always working as wanted. | This is a possibility to get only one of two intersections of two circles, so that you have one point less. But it is not always working as wanted. | ||
{{attention|Try to change the option of the '''continuity''' behaviour of GeoGebra, if the selected intersection point position does not behave as wanted. Some more information [[Settings Dialog#Advanced|here]]}} | {{attention|Try to change the option of the '''continuity''' behaviour of GeoGebra, if the selected intersection point position does not behave as wanted. Some more information [[Settings Dialog#Advanced|here]]}} | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:14, 5 August 2015
Use "Point Tool" for intersection
There is an other possibility to get an intersection point of two objects:
- Use the
Point Tool and click directly on the (not yet existing) intersection point.
This is a possibility to get only one of two intersections of two circles, so that you have one point less. But it is not always working as wanted.
 |
Try to change the option of the continuity behaviour of GeoGebra, if the selected intersection point position does not behave as wanted. Some more information here |
