Posted by Leasha on Monday, September 13, 2010 at 9:04pm.
Even though you posted this question 4 times now, you are probably not getting any replies because, speaking for myself, I don't know what you mean by "region".
Secondly, are we dealing with one circle? You mentioned circles, so how many.
Or, ... is there a single circle with, let's say, 4 points on it, another with 5 etc?
Looking at the # of regions the answers appear to be powers of 2
So I would guess that
Number(n) = 2^(n-1) , where n is the number of points on the circle.
so 5 points ---> 16 regions
6 points ---> 32 regions
7 points ---> 64 regions, etc
This seems to be a question dealing with number of subsets.
e.g. given points A,B,C,D
I can form 2^4 or 16 subsets
{} -- 1
A,B,C,D -- 4
AB,AC,AD,BC,BD,CD --6
ABC,ABD,ACD, BCD -- 4
ABCD -- 1 for a total of 16
Can you related this to the number of regions?
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