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Area of Polygon and Azimuth of Line - Hamada-77 - 07-01-2018 01:23 PM

hello
1. Can hp prime calculate the Area of Polygon using the X,y Coordantes ?
I need to draw the Polygon with the given coordnates and calculate the Area.

2. Can Hp prime calculate the Azimuth of lines / points ?

thanks for help


RE: Area of Polygon and Azimuth of Line - cyrille de brébisson - 07-02-2018 05:46 AM

Hello,

Have you looked at the geometry app?
Use the cmd/polygon/polygon function to create a n point polygon.
Then use the cmd/measure/area function to calculate the area.
You can also do it from the cas command line: area(polygon(point1, ... pointn)) where point is a complex number with the point coordinates.

As for azimuth, this can also be done in the geometry app using the angle measure tool.

Cyrille


RE: Area of Polygon and Azimuth of Line - Leandro Alves do Amaral - 08-12-2018 10:29 PM

(07-02-2018 05:46 AM)cyrille de brébisson Wrote:  Hello,

Have you looked at the geometry app?
Use the cmd/polygon/polygon function to create a n point polygon.
Then use the cmd/measure/area function to calculate the area.
You can also do it from the cas command line: area(polygon(point1, ... pointn)) where point is a complex number with the point coordinates.

As for azimuth, this can also be done in the geometry app using the angle measure tool.

Cyrille


Boa noite
Tenho uma variável de matriz "M0" com duas colunas com valores de norte e este de um perímetro e gostaria de plotar um polígono no gráfico "G0".
Saudações.



[Moderator Gene:] English please if possible. Google translation is below.


good evening
I have an array variable "M0" with two columns with values ​​of north and east of a perimeter and would like to plot a polygon in the graph "G0".
Greetings.