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hypot
Returns the element-wise square root of the sum of the squares of x and y.

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    - acos
      Returns the inverse cosine (in radians) for each element of the argument.
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      Returns the inverse cosine (in degrees) for each element of the argument.
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      Returns the inverse hyperbolic cosine (in radians) of a.
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      Returns the inverse cotangent (in radians) for each element of the argument.
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      Returns the inverse cotangent (in degrees) for each element of the argument.
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      Returns the inverse cosecant (in radians) for each element of the argument.
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      Returns the inverse cosecant (in degrees) for each element of the argument.
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      Returns the inverse secant (in radians) for each element of the argument.
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      Returns the inverse secant (in degrees) for each element of the argument.
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      Returns the inverse sine (in radians) for each element of the argument.
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      Returns the inverse sine (in degrees) for each element of the argument.
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      Returns the inverse hyperbolic sine (in radians) of a.
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      Returns the inverse tangent (in radians) for each element of the argument.
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      Returns the inverse hyperbolic tangent of a.
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      Returns the cosecant for each element of the argument (in degrees).
    - deg2rad
      Converts degrees to radian values.
    - hypot
      Returns the element-wise square root of the sum of the squares of x and y.
    - rad2deg
      Converts radian values to degrees.
    - sec
      Returns the secant for each element of the argument (in radians).
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      Returns the secant for each element of the argument (in degrees).
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      Returns the sine for each element of the argument (in radians).
    - sind
      Returns the sine for each element of the argument (in degrees).
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      Returns the hyperbolic sine of a (input in radians).
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      Returns the tangent for each element of the argument (in radians).
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      Returns the tangent for each element of the argument (in degrees).
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      Returns hyperbolic tangent of a.
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hypot

Returns the element-wise square root of the sum of the squares of x and y.

Syntax

R = hypot(x,y)

Inputs

x,y: Any valid scalar | vector | matrix.; Type: double | char | logical | struct | cell | integer; Dimension: scalar | vector | matrix

Outputs

R: scalar | vector | matrix

Examples

Simple hypot example:

hypot(-8,4)

R = 8.9443

Complex hypot example:

hypot(7,2-8i)

R = 10.817

Matrix hypot example:

hypot(5,[1,6,3;8,-2,3])

R = [ 5.099 7.8102 5.831 ; 9.434 5.3852 5.831 ]

Complex matrix hypot example:

hypot([i,9,2-2i;1+i,4-i,-6],2i-1)

R = [ 2.4495 9.2736 3.6056 ; 2.6458 4.6904 6.4031 ]

Comments

hypot(x,y) = sqrt(x.^2 + y.^2)