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How to get legal diagonal count for (x,y) In only one direction?
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In my previous question I get all legal diagonals for $(x,y)$ point on coordinate plane, Now I'm trying to get the diagonal for only one direction. e.g:
$(3,4)$ on board length 5, the top right would be 1, top left 2, bottom right 1 and top left 2, I tried to figure out the equation for that, but I missed it up.
Reference much appreciated, Thank you.
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In my previous question I get all legal diagonals for $(x,y)$ point on coordinate plane, Now I'm trying to get the diagonal for only one direction. e.g:
$(3,4)$ on board length 5, the top right would be 1, top left 2, bottom right 1 and top left 2, I tried to figure out the equation for that, but I missed it up.
Reference much appreciated, Thank you.
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In my previous question I get all legal diagonals for $(x,y)$ point on coordinate plane, Now I'm trying to get the diagonal for only one direction. e.g:
$(3,4)$ on board length 5, the top right would be 1, top left 2, bottom right 1 and top left 2, I tried to figure out the equation for that, but I missed it up.
Reference much appreciated, Thank you.
geometry
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In my previous question I get all legal diagonals for $(x,y)$ point on coordinate plane, Now I'm trying to get the diagonal for only one direction. e.g:
$(3,4)$ on board length 5, the top right would be 1, top left 2, bottom right 1 and top left 2, I tried to figure out the equation for that, but I missed it up.
Reference much appreciated, Thank you.
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