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Protip™: you can't.

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>he doesn't know .9999999=1
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You will never get a circle, because you will always have corners left. Nice try brainlet.

>repeat to infinity

Found it. It's never a perfect circle.

>It's never perfect
Damn why am I getting in feels about this fucking shitpost

>repeat to infinity
you'll get shape in pic related

>the perimeter of which is still 4
Lol when will Veeky Forumslets ever learn?

An infinitely zigzaggy line is not the same as a curve.

youtube.com/watch?v=0AXseEnXtsc

The sequence of n-gons as n goes to infinity is converging to the circle in area, but the boundary of the n-gon is not converging to that of the circle.

>you can't.
You're right. mathfags only use "limits" when it's convenient for them. they're perfectly fine with sin(0)/0 = 1, but oh no, you can't approximate a circle like this, it's too problematic for them!