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Pythagorous Sum Operator '''BINARY''' | Pythagorous Sum Operator '''BINARY''' | ||
Returns the hypotenuse formed by the legs of a triangle with lengths the two top values of the stack. | Returns the hypotenuse formed by the legs of a triangle with lengths the two top values of the stack. | ||
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| − | would place 5 on the stack as per | + | would place 5 on the stack as per <math>a^2+b^2=c^2</math>. It basically does |
3 3 mult 4 4 mult add sqr | 3 3 mult 4 4 mult add sqr | ||
| − | c= | + | <math>c = \sqrt{ a^2 + b^2 }</math> |
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Latest revision as of 12:35, 27 June 2014
Operators:
Pythagorous Sum Operator BINARY
Returns the hypotenuse formed by the legs of a triangle with lengths the two top values of the stack.
Example:
3 4 pyth
would place 5 on the stack as per 
. It basically does
3 3 mult 4 4 mult add sqr
Advanced Commands:The following commands are not supported in versions earlier 2.46: |
