Pythagorean theorem

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I'm making some sort of Pythagoras demonstration, but I don't know how to model x^2, how would I create x^2?

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hey guys

Za-Chary

What sort of creation are you envisioning?

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italvera

x^2 is the same thing as

((x) * (x))

Edit: If you want a full script, then it's

([sqrt v] of (((x) * (x)) + ((y) * (y)))

Last edited by italvera (March 28, 2024 20:11:38)

INSERT-USER_NAME

Za-Chary wrote:
What sort of creation are you envisioning?

There's been a lot of talk about the Pythagorean theorem in the schoolwork I'm doing and it's somehow gotten me intrigued, so I thought I'd make some sort of demonstration of it, this is what I'm trying to make, and this is what I've done in Scratch so far.

consider posting here maybe?
hey guys

INSERT-USER_NAME

italvera wrote:
x^2 is the same thing as
((x) * (x))
Edit: If you want a full script, then it's
([sqrt v] of (((x) * (x)) + ((y) * (y)))

Ah, thanks ital!

consider posting here maybe?
hey guys

italvera

INSERT-USER_NAME wrote:
italvera wrote:
x^2 is the same thing as
((x) * (x))
Edit: If you want a full script, then it's
([sqrt v] of (((x) * (x)) + ((y) * (y)))
Ah, thanks ital!

No problem

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