ordinaries (Meaning)

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ordinaries (pl.)

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In geometry, ordinaries are straight lines intersecting a curve at specific points.
The three ordinaries to a conic section are the diameter, the tangent, and the normal.
The ordinary of a point on a curve is the perpendicular from that point to its tangent.
The point of contact between the tangent and the curve is known as the ordinary point.
Singular points on a curve are points where the ordinary does not exist.
The curve's second derivative determines the inflection points, where the ordinary points have zero curvature.
Cusps are points on a curve where the ordinary has infinite curvature and changes direction abruptly.
Asymptotes are ordinaries that approach the curve but never intersect it.
Orthogonal trajectories to a family of curves are families ordinaries that intersect the original curves at right angles.
The differential equation of a family of ordinaries is often used to study the properties of the curves.

of Ordinary

usuals,commonplaces, rules, status quos, medians, normals, means, representatives,runs, exemplars

exceptions, abnormalities, exceptions, deviations, anomalies, anomalies, abnormalities, deviations, rarities,rarities

In geometry, ordinaries are straight lines intersecting a curve at specific points.

The three ordinaries to a conic section are the diameter, the tangent, and the normal.

The ordinary of a point on a curve is the perpendicular from that point to its tangent.

The point of contact between the tangent and the curve is known as the ordinary point.