A few days ago

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please help me? smart people?

there are three circles … the first circle has two points and the two points are connected so the circle have two regions… the second circle has three points so it has 4 regions if you connect them…. the third circle has 4 points but i dont know how many regions…. here is the table:

number of points on circle: 2 , 3 , 4 , 5 , 6 ,

Maximum number of regions : 2 , 4, ? , ? , ?

its like a pattern please help me….

from this .. can u make a conjecture abouit the relationship between the number of points on the circle and number of regions in the circle……. please help me….. I have a test tomroow and i dont know it….. please smart people….. 10 points for you

Top 4 Answers

A few days ago

Varshita

Favorite Answer

If you draw a figure n take any 4 points, you get 8 regions

if you take 5 points you get 14 regions

I dont know how you will draw the relationship , cos i dont think there is any.

A few days ago

Muffins the Cat

There are 8 possible regions in a circle with 4 points along the circumference.

Points: 2, 3 , 4, 5

Regions: 2, 4 , 8 ,16

The formula for this is y=4(x-2), where x is the amount of points and y is the amount of poss. regions.

A few days ago

dmc

It is always one more region than there are points. Try placing any shape (square, pentagon, hexagon, septagon, octagon, etc) inside a circle and connect the lines, then count them.

A few days ago

Anonymous

I’m stupid to do someone elses work because she is afraid to learn and be “smart” .

But I’m smart enough to take the points by answering this! 😀

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