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Roger Bohl
How do you determine the equidistant point in space?
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1 year ago
So you have two points in space, f.i.
P1 (1,2,3)
and
P2(8,6,4)
you connect both with a line
What are the coordinates of the point in the middle of the line? How do you find that out?
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Chrisir
Re: How do you determine the equidistant point in space?
1 year ago
isn't it
(x1+x2)/2
(y1+y2)/2
(z1+z2)/2
PhiLho
Re: Re: How do you determine the equidistant point in space?
1 year ago
I suggest to stay at English language, since Roger is good enough in it. Or make your comments in both languages.
Not that the above is hard to understand, I write this in the general case. Thanks.
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Roger Bohl
Re: How do you determine the equidistant point in space?
1 year ago
Right.
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{"z4085862":[25080000001365381],"z4290323":[25080000001364521],"z8266778":[25080000001367050,25080000001364527]}
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