Are you honestly trying to create a math discussion or are you just boasting about how you can do high level maths (like you seem to do a lot)?
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Well it was a math discussion, but it only lasted a few posts. Then just about every post after that was not (thus off topic
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Pt1 (3,6) Pt2 (1,4)
Work out the graph formula.
[Straight Line Graph]
A lot of you probably won't remember how to do it because of how long it's been since you've [probably] last done this.
Take a crack at it.
Cookie for the person who figures it out showing his working here without sketching the graph itself.
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Now I'm no calculus person, but isn't by definition a planar curve a curve with no torsion? Well... Unless it has some like undefined points, right?
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Curves are one dimensional, Planes are two dimensional. So a curve in a plane may have a torque along whatever plane it is in. (And out of the plane depending of whether or not the plane is Euclidean or not, I believe. Don't quote me on that though.)
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Curves are one dimensional, Planes are two dimensional. So a curve in a plane may have a torque along whatever plane it is in. (And out of the plane depending of whether or not the plane is Euclidean or not, I believe. Don't quote me on that though.)
But isn't a planar curve just a one dimensional curve extended into 2 dimensions, and therefore lacking any torsion?
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