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=CIRCLE(Xcoordinate, Ycoordinate, Radius)=
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'''CIRCLE('''SomeCenterX, SomeCenterY, Radius)
 
  
 
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*<math>Xcoordinate</math> represents the X coordinate point,
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*<math>Ycoordinate</math> represents the Y coordinate point, and
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*<math>Radius</math> represents the radius of circle.
  
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'''SomeCenterX '''- represents the x coordinate.
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CIRCLE() displays a circle for a specified radius from specified X and Y coordinates.
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'''SomeCenterY '''- represents the y coordinate.
 
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'''Radius '''- represents the point from (x,y) point.
 
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Related functions:-
 
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'''CIRCLE.AREA()''' - returns the region bounded by circle'''.'''
 
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'''CIRCLE.CIRCUMFERENCE()''' - returns the distance around the circle.
 
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Circles are simple closed curves which divide the plane into an interior and an exterior. The circumference of a circle is the perimeter of the circle, and the interior of the circle is called a Area. An arc is any connected part of a circle.
 
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Lets see an example in (Column1, Row2)
 
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<nowiki>=CIRCLE(R1C2, R1C3, R1C4)</nowiki>
 
  
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The function returns the shape.
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== Description ==
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CIRCLE(Xcoordinate, Ycoordinate, Radius)
  
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Consider an another example(Column1, Row3)
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*Circles are simple closed curves which divide the plane into an interior and an exterior.
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*<math>Xcoordinate</math> and <math>Ycoordinate</math> can be positive or negative.
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*<math>Xcoordinate</math> and <math>Ycoordinate</math> can be omitted by using the function as CIRCLE(Radius).
  
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<nowiki>=CIRCLE.AREA()</nowiki>
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== Examples ==
  
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CIRCLE returns the area of circle.
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1) =CIRCLE(30,50,200) : Displays a circle with X coordinate as '30', Y coordinate as '50' and radius '200'.
  
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An example in (Column1, Row4)
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2) =CIRCLE(100) : Displays a circle with radius 100.
  
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<nowiki>=CIRCLE.CIRCUMFERENCE()</nowiki>
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3) =ZC(1..50@CIRCLE) : Displays circles with radius 1,2,3...50 on a new Zcube.
  
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CIRCLE returns the circumference of circle.
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4) =ZC(20..100..10@CIRCLE) : Displays circles in steps of 10 with radius 20,30,40...100 on a new Zcube.
  
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*[[Manuals/calci/SPHERE | SPHERE]]
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Revision as of 16:17, 22 February 2014

CIRCLE(Xcoordinate, Ycoordinate, Radius)

where,

  • represents the X coordinate point,
  • represents the Y coordinate point, and
  • represents the radius of circle.

CIRCLE() displays a circle for a specified radius from specified X and Y coordinates.

Description

CIRCLE(Xcoordinate, Ycoordinate, Radius)

  • Circles are simple closed curves which divide the plane into an interior and an exterior.
  • and can be positive or negative.
  • and can be omitted by using the function as CIRCLE(Radius).

Examples

1) =CIRCLE(30,50,200) : Displays a circle with X coordinate as '30', Y coordinate as '50' and radius '200'.

2) =CIRCLE(100) : Displays a circle with radius 100.

3) =ZC(1..50@CIRCLE) : Displays circles with radius 1,2,3...50 on a new Zcube.

4) =ZC(20..100..10@CIRCLE) : Displays circles in steps of 10 with radius 20,30,40...100 on a new Zcube.

See Also

References

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