Thank you Arthur for your explanation! Great video! I'm new to geometry and I probably missed something, but where do you have r3 from and how to calculate it?
I followed your steps. R1 = 3, R2 = 4, R3 = 8. Distance between initial circles = 15,4. Your construction results in 2 circles who are not ok. Only tangent to one circle !
This was very helpful as I have been wondering how best to link two circles exactly like this. So perfect timing this video was for me.
Thank you.
Thank you Arthur for your explanation! Great video! I'm new to geometry and I probably missed something, but where do you have r3 from and how to calculate it?
You make it look easy, thank you.
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Excellent as always.
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Should we know the distance between the line and the centre of the circle or do we draw it at any distance?
thank you very much I passed with an 8 out of 8 thanks to you
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Bravo thank you very much it's very useful for me. 👍
muchas gracias he aprobado con un 8 de 8 gracias a ti
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Thank you, it was informative
Super smart ! Many thanks for sharing....
Thanks a lot!
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Is this magic?
Does this fall under excluding?
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Me: *Watching Arthur Geometry right in 10 mins before test*
Good luck!
So the circles of centres O3 and O4 have the radius of r3?
Yes
@@ArthurGeometry I had my finals and this specific question came out, I saw this video right before the exam, thank you
I followed your steps. R1 = 3, R2 = 4, R3 = 8. Distance between initial circles = 15,4. Your construction results in 2 circles who are not ok. Only tangent to one circle !
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