why is there no corner in a circular room


Corner is a point where two straight edges of a figure meet, and a circle has no straight lines / edges, so it can have no corners / vertex. A circle can be seen as the limit of a set of polygons with increasing numbers of edges. If we approximate the circle by, say, a "polylgon" with a huge number of edges,(where number of egde is tending ti infinity) then we will have many microscopic corners. But when you go from polygons to the actual circle, you no longer have any edges or corners, only a smooth curve. Without edges, you have no angles or corners.

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Mathematically, all circles have a corner as there is no such thing as a perfect circle. You would have to measure the room and find out where the "corner" is, dood.

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a circle is a plane figure. it is not made up of line segments. its made up of CURVES. so uh can't possibly find corners in a circular room. but a semicircle on the contrary has corners because one part of the figure is made up of a curve and the other part is a line segment (diameter).

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