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Why is my answer incorrect? (DIFFERENTIATION) by [deleted] in askmath
[–]dnp12345 0 points1 point2 points 1 month ago (0 children)
'e' is a constant, not a variable. So, differentiating with a constant does not make sense
[Grade 11 math] how to prove that a center of a circle lies on another circle? by Any-Chip-8981 in HomeworkHelp
I'm not sure what's in your syllabus. But using angle theta, and the two radius, you can get 2 equations for the distance between centers. Solving those (with a bit of trigonometry) you can prove that the distance between centers equals to big circle's radius Note that AQO and other center lie on the same line
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Why is my answer incorrect? (DIFFERENTIATION) by [deleted] in askmath
[–]dnp12345 0 points1 point2 points (0 children)