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Define the conditions of the point's entry into a given area? and got a better answer
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FIND THE INTERSECTION POINT
FIND THE INTERSECTION POINT
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1. Check if the x of the point falls in the interval -1. 1 and y of the point in -1.1 if not, it doesn't 2. Determine which of the 4 quadrants the point is in and determine the center of the circle x1 y1 3. If the distance from x y to x1 y1 is less than 1 radius then it does not hit =1 exactly on the border of &gt;1 inside the area
1. Check if the x of the point falls in the interval -1. 1 and y of the point in -1.1 if not, it doesn't 2. Determine which of the 4 quadrants the point is in and determine the center of the circle x1 y1 3. If the distance from x y to x1 y1 is less than 1 radius then it does not hit =1 exactly on the border of &gt;1 inside the area