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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 |