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कार्तिसियन तच्चं काय आहे?
ज्या बिंदूंना (x, y) संख्यांच्या जोड्याच्या रूपात दिले जातात ते कार्तिसियन तच्च म्हणजे.
बिंदू म्हणजे काय? कशा आकाराचे आणि आकाराचे आहेत?
बिंदू असा आहे की त्याचा कोण आणि आकार नाही. परंतु कोण चिन्हांकित करण्यात येतात.
पाती म्हणजे काय? त्यांची लंबाई किती असते?
पाती हे दोन बिंदूंच्या निकषांच्या अत्यंत लहान अंतरात असतो. त्यांची रुंदी असते परंतु व्यास नाही.
प्लेन काय आहे? ते कशे तयार होते?
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ज्यांचा कोण नसतो आणि त्यांची लंबाईदर्शविली जाते का?
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कार्तिसियन तच्चात डिस्टन्स कसं ओळखतात?
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गणितातील कोणातील भिन्न प्रकारे काय आहेत?
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पराबोल कसा दिशतोड असतो?
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वृत्ताची किंमत कशी असते?
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उल्बण किंवा फ्लॅटलाय गोलाच्या सापळ्या कशी दिसतात?
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गणितातील ज्यामितीचे कितपत कशी आहे?
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विभिन्न आकारांच्या क्षमता, त्यांच्या गुणधर्म, आणि त्यांच्या एकमेकांसह या संबंधाची तुमची समज कसी वाढवू शकते?
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Study Notes
Maths: Understanding Geometry
Geometry, a significant branch of mathematics, focuses on the study of shapes, sizes, and spatial relationships. It plays a crucial role in daily life and scientific disciplines, such as engineering, physics, and computer graphics. Understanding geometry helps one visualize concepts, recognize patterns, and make informed decisions about objects in space.
Euclidean Geometry
Euclidean geometry is one of the oldest forms of geometry, named after the ancient Greek mathematician Euclid. It deals with points, lines, planes, and higher dimensional spaces called solids. Points have no size or shape and are represented by dots on paper. Lines connect two points and are the shortest distance between them. They have length but no width and are considered one-dimensional. Planes extend infinitely in all directions and are formed by three non-collinear points. Solids are the combination of several planes and are three-dimensional.
Coordinate Systems
In coordinate geometry, the Cartesian plane is used to represent geometric shapes. Each point is assigned coordinates (x, y), where x represents horizontal position and y represents vertical position. These coordinates help us find distances and angles among points. For example, we can calculate the distance between two points using the formula √((x2-x1)² + (y2-y1)²).
Analytical Geometry
Analytical geometry, also known as coordinate geometry, is the application of algebra to geometric concepts. It deals with finding equations for lines and curves in a two-dimensional plane using coordinates. For example, we can find the equation of a line by using the slope-intercept form y = mx + b, where m represents the slope of the line and b represents the y-intercept. Similarly, we can find the equations of circles, ellipses, parabolas, and hyperbolas to study their properties and relationships with each other.
Conic Sections
Conic sections are special types of curves formed when a plane intersects a cone at different angles. There are five main types: circle, ellipse, parabola, hyperbola, and degenerate conics (point, line, and line pair). Circles have no endpoints, while ellipses are elongated or flattened circles. Parabolas open upwards or downwards, reflecting light in mirrors. Hyperbolas have an asymptote that shows the shape of the curve. Degenerate conics represent cases where the plane intersects the cone just once, twice, or not at all.
In conclusion, geometry is a fundamental part of mathematics that helps us understand the world around us. It provides tools for solving problems in various fields and fosters spatial visualization skills. By studying different aspects of geometry, such as Euclidean and analytical geometry, we can deepen our understanding of shapes, their properties, and their relationships with each other.
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Test your knowledge of geometry, including Euclidean geometry, coordinate systems, analytical geometry, and conic sections. Explore concepts related to shapes, sizes, spatial relationships, and algebraic applications in geometry.
