The Guardian Cryptic Answers - Wednesday, 23rd June 2010

There are 13 across clues and 13 down clues for the The Guardian Cryptic crossword on Wednesday, 23rd June 2010. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 5:	Lines crossing circles in harmonious combinations
AAcross 6:	Pay scale cut for French mathematician
AAcross 9:	Preserves volume inside conic sections, say
AAcross 10:	Old instrument for measuring angles in part of plane
AAcross 11:	Prince, for example, getting 20% in statistics and arithmetic
AAcross 12:	Basic kinds of number, each without a point
AAcross 13:	Indefinite number, in moderation, arranged as part of fraction
AAcross 18:	Small pieces, half of them in old parts of county
AAcross 21:	Circumference of semicircle enclosing a couple
AAcross 22:	Additional symbol or shape formed by 8 and 13
AAcross 23:	Bishop leading one part of church split in two
AAcross 24:	Sixty minutes in geometry for university qualification
AAcross 25:	Moderates numbered twelve or thirteen in fifteen
DDown 1:	Take part in discussions? For mathematicians, just the opposite
DDown 2:	Something computer does makes sense	ADDSUP
DDown 3:	Trajectory of missile soldier shot high in air over area
DDown 4:	Marked centre in middle of small diameter
DDown 5:	Numbers among European aristocracy
DDown 7:	Like A or B, for example, or the shortest distance between them
DDown 8:	Variable quantities, including diameter, central in geometry
DDown 14:	An equation is never partial like this
DDown 15:	Playing with one kind of side in triangle
DDown 16:	Silly clue I had for geometry master
DDown 17:	Charming female needing extra pound for rounded figure
DDown 19:	Condescend to include second arrangement of lines or shapes
DDown 20:	Part of mathematical collection that excites us best