Question

Top view of a circle parallel to V.P. is​

Answer 1

Answer:

circle , ellipse , straight line , curve

Answer 2

Answer:

Concentric

Explanation:

• When two or more things share a common centre, they are said to be concentric in geometry.
• Concentric circles, spheres, regular polyhedra, and regular polygons all have the same centre point. Two concentric circles in Euclidean Geometry should have different radii from each other.
• Concentric: relating to or signifying circles, arcs, or other shapes that share a common centre, with the larger often entirely encircling the smaller.
• Concentric circles are circles with a common centre that have differing radii.
• To put it another way, it's two or more circles with the same centre point. An annulus is the area between two concentric circles with differing radii.

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