This library is a product of my inspiration. As a student of the Faculty of Mathematics, I have repeatedly created small projects for various mathematical problems, which was the reason for my decision to create a library - repository of mathematical formulas, functions and small tasks for creating more complex mathematical models, solving more global problems. My main goal is to implement as extensive and flexible a mathematical library as possible.
This library is divided into packages, each of which represents a specific section of mathematics. At the moment, the following sections and models are fully or partially implemented:
- Geometry:
- Plane (2D):
- Point;
- Line;
- Segment;
- Triangle.
- Plane (2D):
In this library, the logic is implemented in such a way that more complex objects can be obtained from more elementary objects, for example, a segment can be obtained from two points, a line from a segment, a triangle from three segments, and so on.
This section provides a list of available mathematical functions in this library.
This section provides a list of functions that relate to geometric operations.
- Determine whether a point is the center of a coordinate system;
- Determine whether a point lies on the OX axis;
- Determine whether a point lies on the OY axis;
- Determine whether the points lie on the same line;
- Determine whether the points lie on the same sides;
- Determine the distance from the point to the specified line.
- Determine whether a line includes some point;
- Determine whether a line is parallel to the OX axis;
- Determine whether a line is parallel to the OY axis;
- Determine whether a line passes through the center of coordinates;
- Convert the equation of a line to an equation resolved with respect to the ordinate (with an angular coefficient);
- Convert the equation of a line with angular coefficient to an equation in the general equation;
- Shift the center of coordinates and calculate the new equation of a line;
- Rotate the coordinate axes and calculate the new equation of a line;
- Determine whether the lines are parallel;
- Determine whether the lines are perpendicular;
- Determine the intersection point of two lines;
- Determine the angle (in degrees) between two lines;
- Determine a new line having the specified angle with the line;
- Determine a new line passing through the specified point parallel to the line;
- Determine a new line passing through the specified point perpendicular to the line.
- Determine the point, that divides the segment in the specified ratio.
- Get a segment-median that is drawn from the vertex of the triangle to the opposite side;
- Determine that the triangle is rectangular;
- Determine that the triangle is isosceles;
- Determine that the triangle is equilateral.
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