On 7 July 2010 18:59, Evert Rol wrote:
> > The second number should be negative ( I WANT it to be negative). For
> example:
> >
> > print (0 - t[4])*(t[3] - t[5]) , (0 - t[5])*(t[2] - t[4]) gives :
> >
> > -30895 -935636
> >
> > And in the python shell:
> >
> > >>> -30895 -935636
> > -966531
>
> The second number should be negative ( I WANT it to be negative). For example:
>
> print (0 - t[4])*(t[3] - t[5]) , (0 - t[5])*(t[2] - t[4]) gives :
>
> -30895 -935636
>
> And in the python shell:
>
> >>> -30895 -935636
> -966531
No, because you have to *subtract* the second answer from
I apologise in advance for such a silly question. Normally, I start to write
to the list and work the answer out before sending the mail. Not this time.
I'm trying to work out which triangles contain the cartesian origin (0, 0)
and have the following:
t = [-340, 495, -153, -910, 835, -947]
print
