Assignment 2A: (Due Friday, 1/14)
- Know and be able to write the definition of the inversion of a point A in a circle c with center O and radius r. (Definition is in GTC.)
- Be able to recognize which trace experiments in the lab lead to figures like the first one in Exp 9.2 of GTC.
- Review. Study and be able to explain why B is the inversion of A in each figure below. In each case, the circle with center O has radius r. In the second figure, triangles AOC and CBO are isosceles. In the third figure, BO is perpendicular to CD.
