Ellipse by Arc of Circle Method

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[@KuchipudiNagendram]

Okay thanks sir

[@tripathiyukti6717]

I was always wrong in using the French curve correctly but it was really unexpected that u cleared that doubt too 😮😮 thanks sir...

[@johnsonpaulodah]

Thanks for making learning easy

[@Xubono]

Nice animations. Very clear and instructive. To further clarify, edify or confuse, I can add some additional nomenclature / details. - [ ] 1:05 The 2nd straight line drawn to find the midpoint “0”, (also origin or centre) is called the perpendicular bisector. The angle to the first line is always a right angle (90° or π/4 radians), and it locates the exact centre of the line AB. - [ ] The foci are analogous to the centre of a circle. Together with appropriately specified radii, they uniquely define the shape and size of the geometric figure. In mathematical notation, the equation for an ellipse is very similar to that of a circle. [I won’t try to type them out in a comment!] 2:40 The choice of points 1,2,3,… can be entirely random, don’t need to be equidistant (as measured by a compass on the video) and can be as numerous as you like - I personally need extra detail closer to endpoints A and B to get the curves right. With enough of these points, you won’t need to guess with a french curve. Not sure if this all helps, but I find it useful to know and apply for geometric artwork (for which I am a total amateur). It could just mean I have too much spare time on my hands.

[@kellyakinyi9765]

Thankyou, this actually helped

[@Xubono]

@@kellyakinyi9765That’s wonderful. My degree in Mathematics comes in handy sometimes. Hope you enjoy your artistic geometric adventures as much as I do!

[@fidesrima-o2t]

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[@FrederickOlango]

Thank a lot sir I now have some content in drawing the eclipse

[@shubhamvishwanath4394]

thanks bro to make it simple for me.

[@IGUNZANEWBORN]

thanks for making easy understanding

[@jyo___]

What is the instrument you used to join the points

[@ADTWstudy]

French curves are a set of drafting tools, each with distinct curvatures, employed to create approximate curves in drawings and designs.

[@sartiahkarpeh1952]

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[@16-sb5bw]

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Thanks for yoirs drawing and very easy adastanding

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[@The_dark763]

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[@SumitPurkait]

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[@KuchipudiNagendram]

Thanks for your support for my education 🙏

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[@KeerthiPetluri]

What is the instrument used for joining points to make a curve

[@narendrarathwa6003]

French curve

[@Muzwenga]

Wonderful

[@StudywithMuhammadHasshamGhouri]

Genius

[@Karthick18143]

is there any way to join the points without french curve ruler?

[@mechanicvin2921]

Well well

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[@alfiyans9903]

Thanks sir❤️