A circle does not have sides or corners in the traditional sense, as it is defined as a shape consisting of all points equidistant from a central point, forming a continuous curve. Unlike polygons, which have straight edges and vertices, a circle is characterized by its smooth, curved boundary. The concept of "sides" and "corners" applies to shapes with angles and edges, which a circle inherently lacks. Thus, while we can discuss the circle's radius and diameter, it fundamentally does not possess sides or corners.
a circle
Shapes with lines of symmetry are; - Squares, Rectangles, Rhombus, Symmetric Trapezium, Kite, Circle. Square; Top to bottom, Side to side, Corner to corner. Rectangle ; Top to bottom, Side to side Rhombus, Corner to corner. Symmetric Trapezium; to to bottom, between parallel lines Kite ; largest angle to smallest angle Circle ; Any radii.
The bottom of a bucket has one corner. This is the corner where the flat bottom part of the bucket meets the side and rises up, it is curved around in a circle and is the only corner in a bucket's bottom.
Square dimension corner to corner = cicre diameter, D That means each side is from Pythagorean theorem D/sqrt(2) Area = side x side = D squared /2, that is, (D^2/2)
Corner to corner just like a T V.
a circle
Shapes with lines of symmetry are; - Squares, Rectangles, Rhombus, Symmetric Trapezium, Kite, Circle. Square; Top to bottom, Side to side, Corner to corner. Rectangle ; Top to bottom, Side to side Rhombus, Corner to corner. Symmetric Trapezium; to to bottom, between parallel lines Kite ; largest angle to smallest angle Circle ; Any radii.
it is a big circle on the top right side corner of a number.
The bottom of a bucket has one corner. This is the corner where the flat bottom part of the bucket meets the side and rises up, it is curved around in a circle and is the only corner in a bucket's bottom.
Square dimension corner to corner = cicre diameter, D That means each side is from Pythagorean theorem D/sqrt(2) Area = side x side = D squared /2, that is, (D^2/2)
yes it can. The corner can be like a circle
Corner to corner just like a T V.
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A circle has no corners. :) It just goes round and round and round...
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A circle!
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