If you want to calculate the perimeter (circumference) of an ellipse, you must use an approximation.
The perimeter of an ellipse is very difficult to calculate.
In this problem use the ellipse perimeter infinite series equation.
For more information about the equation click
HERE
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Show the results of using
Create an interactive program to calculate (approximate) the perimeter of an ellipse.
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Note:
Use graphics.py. It is a simple graphics library.
Click HERE
for more information.
(download, install, documentation, ...)
Recreate project #1, but instead draw the ellipse using the
data the user entered. (Ellipse centered at the origin 0,0)
For more information click
HERE
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Note:
Recreate project #2, but center the ellipse at 100,200.
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HERE
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Recreate project #2, but allow the user to specify
an angle for the major axis (above or below the X axis).
(i.e. Draw the ellipse at a "tilt" angle centered at the origin 0,0.)
For more information click
HERE
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Combine project #3 and Project #4. (Use a transformation matrix?)
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HERE
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Create an interactive program that
Create an interactive program that
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