The 'trampoline wars' FG Off Topic Thread

Do we have any mathematic smarty pants in this here thread?

sKeith

Strawberry Milkshake wrote: »

Do we have any mathematic smarty pants in this here thread?

what is a mathematics smarty pants when its at home, what would they be needed for, especially if they were were unwilling to identify as an MSP but were intrigued as to why they were being called upon.....

Baggly

I have a fresh install of excel if that counts.

Well.........

I have a right angle with two different lengths and run a curve on its outer points. I want to know what the measurements would be at any given point.

I’m talking about a bath here but can’t see reference to it on the info leaflet.

Baggly

Im out.

A bath like this

https://www.bathshack.com/moods-orlando-1495-x-1010mm-corner-bath-left-hand.html

How do I calculate how far out from the wall it goes at it’s midway point

sKeith

Strawberry Milkshake wrote: »

Well.........

I have a right angle with two different lengths and run a curve on its outer points. I want to know what the measurements would be at any given point.

I’m talking about a bath here but can’t see reference to it on the info leaflet.

right angle, ok
two different lenghts, sure.


run curve on its outer point, eh, what?


any given point, sure, but need to know more about curve.


can you draw what you are asking?

See link above

Baggly

fixXxer

Strawberry Milkshake wrote: »

A bath like this

https://www.bathshack.com/moods-orlando-1495-x-1010mm-corner-bath-left-hand.html

How do I calculate how far out from the wall it goes at it’s midway point

Get circumference of out edge

find middle

measure to center point of right angle

Also, thats a soap dish not a bath

sKeith

That's quite easy.

So, You know lenght X or Y?

you want distance from A or is it B or is it C?


Where you want the measurement?

Baggly

Best guess is 1.3m

Baggly

sKeith wrote: »

That's quite easy.

So, You know lenght X or Y?

you want distance from A or is it B or is it C?


Where you want the measurement?

She wants the point diagonally opposite A.

Let’s say A & B is wall 1 and B & C is wall 2. I want to measure wall 1 out into the floor space at any point parallel with wall 2 to see how much floor space I have.

I can’t edit your pic but if you added a D and made it a square would I measure off wall one then?

Baggly

Baggly wrote: »

She wants the point diagonally opposite A.

Yep but measuring off from the A to B line.

fixXxer

Measure B to C
find middle distance lets call it xXx
Straight line from xXx to A
Measure

I got my a, b and c mixed up.

The 90 degree angle is 2 walls. I want to know how much floor space I’ll have left so need to find out how far out from the wall points in the curve are at.

Baggly

Strawberry Milkshake wrote: »

I got my a, b and c mixed up.

The 90 degree angle is 2 walls. I want to know how much floor space I’ll have left so need to find out how far out from the wall points in the curve are at.

You want the points marked with yellow x's?

Yes!!!!!

How far out from the wall do they come?

sKeith

We now have an imaginary point behind wall 1 called Z, and you have all the figures needed in order to calculate the distance of any point on arc BC with center Z.

Hope this helps.

Ermmmm

sKeith

Strawberry Milkshake wrote: »

Yes!!!!!

How far out from the wall do they come?

.613x where x = distance from a to b

Baggly

916mm

sKeith

oh, mixed up .228 and .153 locations in above pic..

so, .841-.153 = .688

so .688x NOT .613x said previously.. whoops.

Baggly

1028mm

And see the widest part of the curve. What’s the measurement from the other wall so I can see how long the widest part goes on for.

FYI I went to buy a new sofa a couple of years ago and this happened.

sKeith

the widest part is .228x out from wall 2

Baggly

How big is the room Strawbs. What are the measurements on the 4 walls.

I’ll be home shortly and will do up a plan on PC

The 2 black lines at bath are mine.