I am working on some experiments that require to know the area of my artificial flowers. I have round flowers (I can calculate that) but also 'lobed' ones. How could I calculate this regular but complex areas?
Thanks,
JoaquÃn
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Re: Flower areas
by Knight » Wed Jul 28, 2004 3:54 am
joako wrote:I am working on some experiments that require to know the area of my artificial flowers. I have round flowers (I can calculate that) but also 'lobed' ones. How could I calculate this regular but complex areas?
Thanks,
JoaquÃn
It would require that you share the approximate shape of the lobes. I'm thinking you might be able to approximate them as an eliopse, in which case you could use:
Area = Pi * A * B
Where you have a semi-major axis of length A and semi-minor axis of length B.
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