Question

Use the definition of a polygon inscribed in a circle to help you develop a definition for a polygon inscribed in a sphere.

Answer 1

wut-

Answer 2

???

Answer 3

yes

Answer 4

@jhonyy9

Answer 5

big brain

Answer 6

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big brain
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Please don't comment if you are not going to help. (:

Answer 7

kk

Answer 8

someone know the answer ?

Answer 9

like an idea a sphere is formed by infinity many circle - yes ?

Answer 10

Well, our first step is to get a definition for "A polygon inscribed in a circle". Our definition for that is something along the lines of "A polygon in which all its vertices are points on the circle and all sides are included within the circle"

Answer 11

Now a sphere is just a 3-D version of a circle, so they have similar limitations and areas they can cover over. The definitions are very similar, all that's different is that it's a 3 dimensional shape, not a 2-D shape like how a circle is

Answer 12

oh ok, thanks!