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(New page: ==Function hypot== Returns the hypotenuse of a right triangle whos other two sides have a length of sideA and sideB. The formula used to calculate the hypotnese is, h^2 = sideA^2 * sideB^2...) |
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Returns the hypotenuse of a right triangle whos other two sides have a length of sideA and sideB. The formula used to calculate the hypotnese is, h^2 = sideA^2 * sideB^2. See [[wp:Hypotenuse|Hypotenuse]] | |name=hypot | ||
|description=Returns the hypotenuse of a right triangle whos other two sides have a length of sideA and sideB. The formula used to calculate the hypotnese is, h^2 = sideA^2 * sideB^2. See [[wp:Hypotenuse|Hypotenuse]] | |||
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[h: h = hypot(sideA, sideB)] | [h: h = hypot(sideA, sideB)] | ||
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[r: hypot(3,4)] | [r: hypot(3,4)] | ||
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Revision as of 04:23, 8 March 2009
hypot() Function
Returns the hypotenuse of a right triangle whos other two sides have a length of sideA and sideB. The formula used to calculate the hypotnese is, h^2 = sideA^2 * sideB^2. See Hypotenuse
Usage
[h: h = hypot(sideA, sideB)]
[h: h = hypotenuse(sideA, sideB)]Examples
[r: hypot(3,4)]