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okrąg
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zbiór punktów płaszczyzny równoodległych od danego
A circle is a perfectly round shape made up of all points that sit at the same distance from a central point, called the radius. Circles are fundamental geometric shapes that appear throughout mathematics, nature, and everyday life, making them essential for understanding everything from engineering and astronomy to art and design.
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Okrąg – zbiór wszystkich punktów płaszczyzny euklidesowej odległych od danego punktu o daną odległość. Ten ustalony punkt nazywa się środkiem, a zadaną odległość – promieniem. Zwykle przyjmuje się dodatkowo że promień musi być dodatni Okrąg jest szczególnym przypadkiem elipsy o równych półosiach, jest to także 1-wymiarowa hipersfera. Okrąg jest brzegiem pewnego koła.
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