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Hi,
This problem involves more of algebra and geometry. I rely on excel to perform some calculations. I have two parallel slopes (+'ive) and two slopes which is perpendicular to these two slopes (-'ive). This design makes a rectangle and I have a point (x,y). My objective is to come up with conditions which will check whether a point is within this rectangle or not and assign a value. In my current design, I have two positive slopes A and B that are parallel and have different y-intercepts (slope A at the bottom and slope B and the top). I have two negative slopes C and D that are perpendicular to A and B and also have different y-intercepts (slope D at the bottom and slope C at the top) . This makes a rectangle. The conditions that I have come up with is: m - slope and c - intercept A slope - yma(x)+ca B slope - y<mb(x)+cb C slope - y<mc(x)+cc D slope - ymd(x)+cd I have noticed that this conditon only works for 0 to 90 degrees. But if i happen to shift my rectange to another angle beyond 90 degrees and apply the same thing to 90-180, or 180-270 or 270-360 degrees, it doesnt work. Can anyone suggest any solution to my logic. Thanks |
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