sphere and hyperbola

이정윤, May 13, 2017


  • 1. Circle vs. Sphere
  • 2. Sphere w/ center through point
  • 3. dessin sur sphère
  • 4. curve of two spheres Intersection
  • 5. curve of intersection of a sphere and hyperbolic paraboloid
  • 6. Soddy Spheres
  • 7. Dandelin Spheres - construction and eccentricity
  • 8. Surface Area Sphere
  • 9. Stereographic projection
  • 10. Sphere Volume Photos/Videos
  • 11. 'SMOOTH-ness' of spheres
  • 12. Orange slice-2
  • 13. Sphere with Great Circle
  • 14. Soddy 's hexlet
  • 15. Surface Area of a Sphere
  • 16. Question 4: Non-collinear Points
  • 17. False sphere
  • 18. Dandelin Spheres
  • 19. Are there dilation on a sphere?
  • 20. Curve of Cylinder-Sphere Intersection-Viviani's curve
  • 21. The 24-Point Sphere
  • 22. change size of spheres
  • 23. Declination and Right Ascension
  • 24. Platonic Solids and spheres
  • 25. Doubled Spheres
  • 26. The Unit Sphere
  • 27. Cylinder and Sphere Area
  • 28. SA of a Sphere
  • 29. Intersection of two sphere
  • 30. Julia Set and Riemann S
  • 31. sphere 1
  • 32. March 11 - 1
  • 33. Cylinder inside half-sphere
  • 34. ACCESS Geometry
  • 35. Surface Area of a Sphere
  • 36. Volume Equations
  • 37. Biliard within a sphere
  • 38. a hyperbola (equation)
  • 39. conjugate hyperbolas
  • 40. A hyperbola
  • 41. Horizontal Hyperbola Example
  • 42. Hyperbola: Reflective Property
  • 43. constructing a hyperbola...
  • 44. ellipses and hyperbolas
  • 45. Hyperbola
  • 46. ACCESS - Hyperbola 1
  • 47. Hyperbola Exploration
  • 48. Hyperbola - Distance
  • 49. The Foci of a Hyperbola
  • 50. hyperbola 2
  • 51. Ellipse or hyperbola

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Circle vs. Sphere

[color=#000000]Interact with the applet below for a few minutes, then answer the questions that follow. Be sure to move the BIG POINTS around during your investigation! [/color]
[color=#980000][b]Questions:[/b][/color][br][br][color=#000000]1) What do a CIRCLE and SPHERE have in common? Explain.[br][br]2) How are a CIRCLE and SPHERE different? Explain. [br][br]3) Using what you've observed, write a definition for the term CIRCLE and for the term SPHERE. [br] [i]Hint: Be sure to use the words "locus", "points", and "equidistant" in each definition! [/i][/color]
– Tim Brzezinski

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