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I noticed this thread and couldn't help wondering why noone used the rather simple algorithm used below. I program in C++Builder so you may need to adapt the code if you want to use it elsewhere. I have a form with an Edit box for input, a button to start …

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Hi, I've spent two years writing a maths teaching program and I need to protect it before I can get people to evaluate it or sell copies to schools. I'm hoping there will be posts on this forum with some advice. There are several products that I can purchase or …

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[QUOTE=pcgamer2008;1536571]Hello World ! I want to move a rectangle from going one point to another point in openGl. I am reaching the position but movement is so fast when I execute the program..it already in reached state. how to add delay so that I can see moving rectangle.[/QUOTE] Try moving …

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You can improve your code by using an exact conversion instead of the approximate one that you have used. [code] m = f/3.28; // This is an approximate conversion. m = f*0.3048; // This is an exact conversion. [/code]

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In a concave quadrilateral one and only one of the internal angles is greater than 180°. The triangle containing this area needs to be treated as negative. When you sum the areas of the two triangles the total area of the quadrilateral will be correct.

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I've written a Pythagorean Number generator in C++Builder that could be adapted to other environments. It uses an Edit box to accept the maximum length for the adjacent and opposite sides. It uses a second Edit box where you can input an angle for when you want your Pythagorean triplets …

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