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Thursday, October 8, 2009

FIFTY -- SHORT

post fifty.


i seem to post a lot, about nothing in particular, these days. and the posts are quite short too. also i post MANY posts in a day.


anyway, the real reason why i posted:


something i found out.
area of a ellipse = πab;
    where a = the shortest distance between the center of the ellipse and the circumference; and
    where b = the longest distance between the center of the ellipse and the circumference.
it makes sense, doesn't it? 
    πr^2 = π x r x r;
        but because a circle is a regular ellipse, it's just a simplified version of πab! 


and this would be useful because in physics we need to determine the area below a graph so to do it accurately for a curved graph, i might as well use the formula! i wonder what the teacher marking the question would think if i used πab to solve the problem concerning the area under the graphs question. i think i will try it, anyway. then the answer would be more accurate than dealing with the tangents of the curve, which i highly doubt that anyone could get it accurately at all.



Posted at 7:57 PM




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