Is there some way to determine the corresponding y coordinate of a shape (the edge of a circle for example) given an x coordinate of that shape? I know that for a circle there would be to 2 coordinates for each x coordinate, but I'm not actually plotting a whole circle, only a quarter of a circle. Which brings me to me 2nd quest of how you plot a quarter of a circle with radius of length of 1 onto an a canvas.
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