nothing more complex than that. I do know the location of the point and of
the center. This is an easy question with an easy answer, just one with
which I am not familiar. What I have in mind is an arrangement of objects
beneath a dome, but not touching it. I am going to test out Margus Ramst's
formula. I'm sure he got it right. Thank you.

     -Shay


Ron Parker <ron### [at] povrayorg> wrote in message
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> On Wed, 18 Apr 2001 15:57:26 -0500, Shay wrote:
> >What is the formula for finding the height of a circle perpendicular to a
> >given point on the radius?
>
> Ah.  The picture helps.  But we also need to know what you do know.
> Obviously if you knew the location of the center and the location of
> the point, the answer would be trivial, so you must have something
> else in mind.
>
> So... what information do you have?
>
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