Circumference using chord ONLY

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vyasch

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How can we approximate the circumference of a circle using chord only?
 
vyasch said:
How can we approximate the circumference of a circle using chord only?
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The answer, like some of your others, is that we can't. You would need more information.

I think you're just trying to waste people's time with nonsense.
 
Dr.Peterson said:
The answer, like some of your others, is that we can't. You would need more information.

I think you're just trying to waste people's time with nonsense.
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You have lost my respect for you, Dr. Peterson.
Some users have reported that I am not clear about my question but the same question has got correct answer and excellent explanation.
As I don't take bullying, I will not post any question on Freemathhelp and might eventually leave this forum.
Thanks for your time.
 
vyasch said:
Some users have reported that I am not clear about my question
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I have seen some members asking you to clarify wording in threads, but I think the bigger issue has to do with not sharing thoughts, efforts or specific questions when starting threads. After awhile, people get tired of guessing.
 
Beer inspired reaction follows.
vyasch said:
How can we approximate the circumference of a circle using chord only?
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You won't need to approximate in a special case when a chord passes through the center of a circle.
 
vyasch said:
As I don't take bullying,
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However you do like begging without presenting a single line of original work in your 14 posts !!! We have told you repeatedly:

khansaheb said:
Please show us what you have tried and exactly where you are stuck.

Please follow the rules of posting in this forum, as enunciated at:

READ BEFORE POSTING
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now I would like to say good-riddance......
 
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