Pattern Creation

  1. Draw circles with the center ranging over a fixed circle and passing through a fixed point of that circle.
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  2. Construct circles with the center ranging over a fixed circle and tangent to a fixed diameter of that circle.
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  3. Draw line segments of the same length whose endpoints lying on two fixed perpendicular lines.
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  4. Apply ``rotation'' to construct the velocity vector field along a circle.
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  5. Construct the creases formed by folding a fixed point over upon a fixed straight line.
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  6. Construct the creases formed by folding a fixed point over upon a fixed circle.
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  7. Construct this pattern:
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  8. Construct this pattern; the center of each circle lies on an equilateral triangle.
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  9. In the pattern below, the center of each circle lies on:
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    Construct this pattern.
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  10. In this pattern, the circles envelope a straight line and a parabola. How is it constructed?
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  11. Construct circles passing through a fixed point and tangent to a fixed circle.
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  12. Construct circles common tangent to two fixed circles.
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  13. For points $z$ on the unit circle, construct the line segment joining $z$ with $z^{2}.$ Do the same for same for the line segment joining $z$ with $z^{3}.$ Find the interesting pattern formed by straight lines joining $z$ with $z^{-2}.$
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  14. If the light source is at infinity, the parallel light rays are reflected on a semi-circle. Draw the reflected rays. Do the same if the light source is located on the circle.
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