HP Prime Graphing Calculator - Manual (Page 169)

Geometry 165
Geometry functions and commands
The list of geometry-specific functions and commands in this
section covers those that can be found by tapping
in
both Symbolic and Numeric view and those that are only
available from the Catlg menu.
The sample syntax provided has been simplified. Geometric
objects are referred to by a single uppercase character (such
as A, B,C and so on). However, calculations referring to
geometric objects—in the Numeric view of the Geometry app
and in the CAS—must use the G-prefixed name given for it in
Symbolic view. For example:
altitude(A,B,C) is the simplified form given in this
section
altitude(GA,GB,GC) is the form you need to use in
calculations
Further, in many cases the specified parameters in the syntax
below—A, B, C etc.—can be the name of a point (such as
GA) or a complex number representing a point. Thus
angle(A,B,C) could be:
• angle(GP,GR,GB)
• angle(3+2i,1–2i,5+i) or
• a combination of named points and points defined by a
complex number, as in angle(GP,i1–2i,i).
Symbolic view: Cmds menu
Point
barycenter
Calculates the hypothetical center of mass of a set of points,
each with a given weight (a real number). Each point, weight
pair is enclosed in square brackets as a vector.
barycenter([point1, weight1], [point2,
weight2],…,[pointn, weightn])
Example: barycenter([–3 1],[3 1],[3√3·i 1])
gives point , which is equivalent to (0,√3)
3 3 i  
3
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