Detremine the rectilinear distance, Mathematics

Assignment Help:

Rectilinear Distance (Total Travel Distance per Day Using Rectilinear Distance):

It can be computed through using following formula:

d(X, Pi) = |x - ai| + |y - bi| (Source: Taylor, 2008).

= {(30-30) + (25-40) + (45-50) + (20-45) + (55-60) + (30-45) + (50-30) + (30-25) + (60-40) + (35-35)}

= (0+15+5+25+5+15+20+5+20+0)

=110

For this, location will be 30 for x axis and 35 for y axis i.e. (30, 35).

Straight Line or Euclidean Distance (Total Travel Distance per Day Using Straight-Line Distance):

It can be calculated by using below formula:

 

2469_Rectilinear Distance.png

In this, location will be 30 for x axis and 35 for y axis i.e. (30, 35).


Related Discussions:- Detremine the rectilinear distance

Permuation and combination, how many words can be formed from letters of wo...

how many words can be formed from letters of word daughter such that each word contain 2vowles and 3consonant

Prove asymptotic bounds for recursion relations, 1. (‡) Prove asymptotic b...

1. (‡) Prove asymptotic bounds for the following recursion relations. Tighter bounds will receive more marks. You may use the Master Theorem if it applies. 1. C(n) = 3C(n/2) + n

Explain the graph of an equation and graph of an inequality, Explain The Gr...

Explain The Graph of an Equation and The Graph of an Inequality ? Here is the graph of the equation y = x. Notice that for every point along the line shown in the graph, the y

Properties of definite integral, Properties 1.  ∫ b a f ( x ) dx = -∫ ...

Properties 1.  ∫ b a f ( x ) dx = -∫ b a f ( x ) dx .  We can interchange the limits on any definite integral, all that we have to do is tack a minus sign onto the integral

Proof of various limit properties, PROOF OF VARIOUS LIMIT PROPERTIES In...

PROOF OF VARIOUS LIMIT PROPERTIES In this section we are going to prove several of the fundamental facts and properties about limits which we saw previously. Before proceeding

Limit, limit x APProaches infinity (1+1/x)x=e

limit x APProaches infinity (1+1/x)x=e

Area with polar coordinates - parametric equations, Area with Polar Coordin...

Area with Polar Coordinates In this part we are going to look at areas enclosed via polar curves.  Note also that we said "enclosed by" in place of "under" as we usually have

Angels, angel 1 and angel 2 are what angels?

angel 1 and angel 2 are what angels?

Write Your Message!

Captcha
Free Assignment Quote

Assured A++ Grade

Get guaranteed satisfaction & time on delivery in every assignment order you paid with us! We ensure premium quality solution document along with free turntin report!

All rights reserved! Copyrights ©2019-2020 ExpertsMind IT Educational Pvt Ltd