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B_Bill Posted - 09/21/2017 : 10:31:02 AM
Hi, I am new to this software and thinking about getting it.
I need it to perform area calculation of discrete point that do form hysteresis curves. The area aren't sym. and sometime aren't fully closed. Will this software be able to help me? Thanks for your help!
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snowli Posted - 09/21/2017 : 3:17:35 PM
Hello,

Could you try Analysis: Mathematics: Polygon Area. It will connect begin and end points and calculated the area of the polygon.


Thanks, Snow

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