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> 1) Three dimensions, not two. Therefore distance is not the square root of (...) but the cube root of (...). No, it is still a square root. The term under th
by mattashii 3y ago
> 1) Three dimensions, not two. Therefore distance is not the square root of (...) but the cube root of (...).
No, it is still a square root. The term under the root is correct, but distance in N dimensions (assuming euclidian space) is just sqrt(sum(delta-n ^ 2))
- at_a_remove 3y agoHah, you're right. Serves me for typing late at night.