Asked • 04/12/19

How do I draw straight lines tangent or perpendicular to a path?

The tangent is the line which is perpendicular to the local radius. Intuitively, it's the line "resting" or "balanced" on that point in the curve.The perpendicular (or the normal) is the line crossing the tangent at a right angle.How can I draw these, besides eyeballing it?

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