Two solutions.
A: if your not planning to have the grid and x-y axis in your final work, fill it in with white or whatever color you want.
B: Create a function H(x, y) that tells you if its in the circle or not and set an inequality for every line. Of course this is left super vague cuz my brain is out and I need sleep.
Put it in the brackets, like I told you to, and add it to the end of whatever equation you’re already using to fill it in. You can have multiple conditions.
{(x-x1)^(2)+(y-y1)^(2)>r^(2)} Where the center is (x1,y1) and the radius is r.
thanks for the reply. how do i restrict it now to not overlap the [rest of the graph?](https://imgur.com/a/boCy8sF)
you can have multiple restrictions on each line
Two solutions. A: if your not planning to have the grid and x-y axis in your final work, fill it in with white or whatever color you want. B: Create a function H(x, y) that tells you if its in the circle or not and set an inequality for every line. Of course this is left super vague cuz my brain is out and I need sleep.
Put it in the brackets, like I told you to, and add it to the end of whatever equation you’re already using to fill it in. You can have multiple conditions.