@bradleychow2000 en ellipse is a 2 dimensional figure. The key word here is "draw" meaning it's a picture, or a rendition. There are no holes in the ellipse, there are holes in the paper, which the ellipse is being illustrated on.
Ok, this sorta bugged me: It technically isn't a mathematically perfect ellipse due to the elasticity of the string and the size of the toothpicks. It is, however, close enough for most purposes provided you don't use anything stretchy (like a rubber band) or big like candles (instead of toothpicks).
Yeah, I'm going to get down-voted for this aren't I?
@SanctumZero If you say this simply to mean you want a better example that this is in fact for ellipses, than I agree, however this ellipse just has a low eccentricity, so appears more circular...Buuuuuut I think you already knew that (just a lot of people are commenting on the whole "circle" thing)
nice video cept thats not an ellipse, thats called a circle. an ellipse is the shape the string was in before you put it around those 2 toothpicks and drew a circle.
@Behindspace90 In geometry, an ellipse (from Greek ἔλλειψις elleipsis, a "falling short") is a plane curve that results from the intersection of a cone by a plane in a way that produces a closed curve. Circles are special cases of ellipses, obtained when the cutting plane is perpendicular to the cone's axis. An ellipse is also the locus of all points of the plane whose distances to two fixed points add to the same constant.
Yes, I know and confirm that. But you said that an ellipse is a circle, which is false. A circle is an ellipse on the other hand (the other way around).
When speaking of an "ellipse", you aren't per sé speaking of a circle. But vice versa it is the case.
I had this as a homework to be sumbitted tomorrow, and i didn't have any idea about to draw an ellipse! lol, i was thinking of a compass, to be frank! xP
ahaha, i'm such a loser, thank you so much Mezon Biz! =P
i was looking for some art not fucking maths...
EmSarahx 2 weeks ago
The conics and their many properties like their foci.
Where will we ever be without math!
Bogrune 3 weeks ago
thanks to the person who had uploaded this video
akanshaachiver 1 month ago
It is much easier using only paper or plastic line.
MrJustsomerandomguy 1 month ago
i was wondering if an ellipse can have a perfect 3 to 1 ratio diameter to circumference or is it also an infinate ratio like pi.
tonyrosam 2 months ago
not sure thats easy... but cool
MasterMisterPoopy 3 months ago in playlist More videos from mezonBiz
it would be useless for me since im look for unholed -__-
markdave3 4 months ago
Yea a perfect ellipse yea with 2 holes in it
bradleychow2000 4 months ago
@bradleychow2000 en ellipse is a 2 dimensional figure. The key word here is "draw" meaning it's a picture, or a rendition. There are no holes in the ellipse, there are holes in the paper, which the ellipse is being illustrated on.
thorne279 3 months ago
old school :)
starmanian 4 months ago
Ok, this sorta bugged me: It technically isn't a mathematically perfect ellipse due to the elasticity of the string and the size of the toothpicks. It is, however, close enough for most purposes provided you don't use anything stretchy (like a rubber band) or big like candles (instead of toothpicks).
Yeah, I'm going to get down-voted for this aren't I?
silvercomet1735 5 months ago 4
@silvercomet1735
*Physically* impossible would be a better way to phrase it.
Whitecroc 5 months ago
Shit looks like a circle. Should user wider focal points...
SanctumZero 6 months ago
@SanctumZero If you say this simply to mean you want a better example that this is in fact for ellipses, than I agree, however this ellipse just has a low eccentricity, so appears more circular...Buuuuuut I think you already knew that (just a lot of people are commenting on the whole "circle" thing)
JohnnyTakeAll 6 months ago
Every carpenter that has made a table top knows this.
EthicsofAmbiguity 7 months ago
This is a better example. watch?v=hp7AxUVX714&feature=related
EthicsofAmbiguity 7 months ago
but you ruined your....why wouldnt you just buy a damn compass?
googledude23 7 months ago
@googledude23 Because a compass makes a "circle", this is to make an "ellipse".
EthicsofAmbiguity 7 months ago
nice video cept thats not an ellipse, thats called a circle. an ellipse is the shape the string was in before you put it around those 2 toothpicks and drew a circle.
acme420 7 months ago
@acme420 it has a slightly different curvature than a circle.
xXxUnSlashAble 6 months ago
@Moonangel75 its a oval
sweet89090 8 months ago
brb let me grab my 2 toothpicks and rubberband i carry with me
monkeydude12347 8 months ago 3
draw a face, erase some lines you drew, you have a circle
tuhkur102 8 months ago 2
O.o
silydog1 8 months ago
I just use my finger as a compass guide and spin the paper. Works just as well.
f937r 8 months ago
@f937r but doesnt that just make a circle?
onewhoisrad 8 months ago
lol:))
Murgocyu1 9 months ago
Awesome, but you have to punch holes into ur paper for the toothpicks
TheJimzhe842 10 months ago
then you woud have a paper with 2 holes
turbotonic27 11 months ago
cool! :D
ThisIsOrrick 11 months ago
Sorcery! He's a WITCH.
EdouardDubois 1 year ago
@EdouardDubois If he weighs the same as a duck, he is made of wood; and therefore... a WITCH!
-Monty Pythons; The Holy Grail.
bruno2260 1 year ago 3
@bruno2260 small pebbles!....woood!
brodman48986 10 months ago
So smart thanks for sharing!
edelart 1 year ago
hows that easy, you got to stick 2 holes in ur paper :S
Typho0n86 1 year ago 4
:O pro!
MrMapleFreaks 1 year ago
its not a circle cuz if it was a circle there would only be 1 toothpick
PandaMagicFTW 1 year ago 4
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Ooo wow, went for a perfect circle, only to be left with unusable paper because of the two gaping holes in it..
Its a circle, not ellipse, and its not math, its physics.
Math is not the language of the universe, amount is. Math is only the language used to communicate amount.
aylera 1 year ago
its called a circle...
IllRockYourSox1 1 year ago
@IllRockYourSox1 ellipse means circle, dude.
Blckoctobervoclz 1 year ago
@Blckoctobervoclz
Ellipse does NOT mean cirle, dude.
Behindspace90 1 year ago
@Behindspace90 In geometry, an ellipse (from Greek ἔλλειψις elleipsis, a "falling short") is a plane curve that results from the intersection of a cone by a plane in a way that produces a closed curve. Circles are special cases of ellipses, obtained when the cutting plane is perpendicular to the cone's axis. An ellipse is also the locus of all points of the plane whose distances to two fixed points add to the same constant.
technically, it's a circle
Blckoctobervoclz 1 year ago
@Blckoctobervoclz
Yes, I know and confirm that. But you said that an ellipse is a circle, which is false. A circle is an ellipse on the other hand (the other way around).
When speaking of an "ellipse", you aren't per sé speaking of a circle. But vice versa it is the case.
Behindspace90 1 year ago
stupid :( i cant use that in my graphics exam...
anisha1794 1 year ago
Looks to easy that is even simplistic. But I can´t use that in the test
olvvvvlo 1 year ago
hhhhh put only one
Easy
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AL5a6f 1 year ago
Thats a circle, not an ellipse..?
c0ddlefl0p 1 year ago
Our definitions of ~easy~ seem to be very different.
FearTheL33t 1 year ago
yeah x^2/a^2+y^2/b^2=1 !
pitelis 1 year ago
i love u, i want ur babies
imilkdude 1 year ago
OMG i wanna kiss who ever made this! xD
I had this as a homework to be sumbitted tomorrow, and i didn't have any idea about to draw an ellipse! lol, i was thinking of a compass, to be frank! xP
ahaha, i'm such a loser, thank you so much Mezon Biz! =P
multismoothcriminal 1 year ago
Hey i made it, can i get my kiss now lol
Actually the mathematical way to draw a perfect eclipse is using a compass and calculations..
spiceb2008 1 year ago
simple way for a simple ellipse
bravebacker 1 year ago
thanks man
vintalation 2 years ago
Math is beautiful...
roen90210 2 years ago 39
OMG, thats hard to do without the needles, holy fuck, awesome
ultravegeta323 2 years ago
méthode pratique pour éxécuter l'éllipse (du jardinier).les points ou sont plantés les clous se nomment foyers.
gerardrondeau 2 years ago
cool!
zaldude 2 years ago
very nice
pgeeme 2 years ago
Kepler's law
catsruledogsdrool23 2 years ago 36
Pythagoras*
NutsandGuts 1 year ago
@catsruledogsdrool23 second ;D
therealTOTOfan 1 year ago
thats a good idea :)
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1NIKOLETA 3 years ago 2
lol!!great trick!brain trick O_o!lol XD
EMINEMFANNAMEJINO 3 years ago
This isnt magic, just math.
If you let only one needle, then you draw a circle
ClaudioArrau 3 years ago
incredible!!
but... How can I make it without the needles? (for a book for example)
househoffer 3 years ago
haha, you can't :D
hipgang2007 2 years ago
magic.
theigneo 3 years ago
that waz pretty neat ! good job
tupulecaca 4 years ago 3