Posted by David on Wednesday, January 26, 2011 at 3:44am.
There are infinite points that lie on the r=1 circle.
Use trial and error, start with a value of x (<1) and adjust y so that the distance √(x²+y²)=1.
For example, try x=0.5,
y=0.8, √(0.5²+0.8²)=0.943
Try a bigger y,
y=0.85, √(0.5²+0.85²)=0.986
try a bigger y...
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