#Please help me
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its round no angles 360 degree
Idk
a circle is defined as the set of points that are equidistant from a center point
that distance they all share is called the radius
thats what makes a circle round
could we apply that to the problem?
for example, could we find the length of the diagonal of the square?
yes
how
i was saying yes to this
If you inscribe a square within a circle the disgonal of the square is the diameter of the circle
that is true
here, we are looking at inscribing a circle with a quarter circle right
so we probably can't apply that specific one, although we can gain insight from it
can you show me why this is true?
Diagonal of the square = diameter of the circle =2 times the radius
ok, can you do something similar here?
oh thats what it means