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    Drawing Circles: Helen M. Asuncion

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    The document provides instructions for drawing different types of circles in a drawing program using various commands. It defines a circle as a closed curved shape where all points are equidistant from the center point. It then lists the default command for drawing a circle which specifies the center point and radius, as well as commands for drawing a circle based on two points along the diameter or three points along the circumference. Another command draws a circle that is tangent to two other objects and has a specified radius.

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    Drawing Circles: Helen M. Asuncion

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    The document provides instructions for drawing different types of circles in a drawing program using various commands. It defines a circle as a closed curved shape where all points are equidistant from the center point. It then lists the default command for drawing a circle which specifies the center point and radius, as well as commands for drawing a circle based on two points along the diameter or three points along the circumference. Another command draws a circle that is tangent to two other objects and has a specified radius.

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    Circle Commands used in AUTOCAD

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    Circle

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    The document provides instructions for drawing different types of circles in a drawing program using various commands. It defines a circle as a closed curved shape where all points are equidistant from the center point. It then lists the default command for drawing a circle which specifies the center point and radius, as well as commands for drawing a circle based on two points along the diameter or three points along the circumference. Another command draws a circle that is tangent to two other objects and has a specified radius.

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    Drawing Circles: Helen M. Asuncion

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    Lhen Mediante Asuncion
    The document provides instructions for drawing different types of circles in a drawing program using various commands. It defines a circle as a closed curved shape where all points are equidistant from the center point. It then lists the default command for drawing a circle which specifies the center point and radius, as well as commands for drawing a circle based on two points along the diameter or three points along the circumference. Another command draws a circle that is tangent to two other objects and has a specified radius.

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    Drawing Circles

    HELEN M. ASUNCION

    CIRCLE
    -is a closed curved, all points of
    which are the same distance from
    the a point called center .

    Command
    Keystroke:
    Icon

    Circle
    Circle / C

    Note:
    The default method is to specify the center and
    radius.

    2 P (TWO POINTS ALONG DIAMETER)

    3 P (THREE POINTS ALONG


    CIRCUMFERENCE)

    Ttr (Tangent tangent radius)


    -Draws a circle tangent to two objects
    with a specified radius.

    THE END

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