Download the application "TopOgraphy On the Fly" here
In
Euclidean geometry, the intersection of a line and a circle is
two points. Given the centre of the circle (in terms of its coordinates) a point of the line and the azimuth, computing the
coordinates of the intersections point, and the
lengths of the two points from point A.
Example:
Gradians (gons)
Decimal degrees (deg)
No comments:
Post a Comment