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Questions about functionality that defines or operates on regions (i.e., an open, connected set), including geometric, mesh-based, or data and formula-defined regions.
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Plotting two circles and finding their intersection points
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You can use the Circle Expression to create your circles instead of plotting points. Then poke the circle expressions into Graphics to create the plot. (Since you want axes, we set the Axis option …
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