2011 SMT POWER ROUND: POLES AND POLARS Time limit: 50 minutes. Instructions: For this test, you work in teams of eight to solve a multi-part, proof-oriented question. Answers are to be submitted on clearly labeled sheets

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Date: 2014-06-17 23:39:59 Curves Circles Analytic geometry Pole and polar Duality Hyperbola Inversive geometry Dual polyhedron Ellipse Geometry Conic sections Projective geometry		2011 SMT POWER ROUND: POLES AND POLARS Time limit: 50 minutes. Instructions: For this test, you work in teams of eight to solve a multi-part, proof-oriented question. Answers are to be submitted on clearly labeled sheets Add to Reading List Source URL: sumo.stanford.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 147,50 KB Share Document on Facebook

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