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TypeError: 'float' object is not callable when trying to use a specific math equation
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I have an assignment for a university course that I'm doing and I need assistance on why I'm getting this TypeError.
The original equation is:
Surface Area = 3√(25 + 10√5) * 𝑎^2
a = input("Edge Length: ")
suface_area = (3 * math.sqrt(25 + (10 * math.sqrt(5)) (a) ** 2))
print(surface_area)
I expect the written code to give me an output of the calculated "Surface area" that this equation is supposed to provide me, however I keep getting the TypeError message when the program tries to execute the code.
Please give me feedback on what I should try to fix this.
Thanks!
python-3.x math
edited Mar 24 at 23:15
Vasilis G.
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asked Mar 24 at 23:10
Moses FordMoses Ford
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I have an assignment for a university course that I'm doing and I need assistance on why I'm getting this TypeError.
The original equation is:
Surface Area = 3√(25 + 10√5) * 𝑎^2
a = input("Edge Length: ")
suface_area = (3 * math.sqrt(25 + (10 * math.sqrt(5)) (a) ** 2))
print(surface_area)
I expect the written code to give me an output of the calculated "Surface area" that this equation is supposed to provide me, however I keep getting the TypeError message when the program tries to execute the code.
Please give me feedback on what I should try to fix this.
Thanks!
python-3.x math
edited Mar 24 at 23:15
Vasilis G.
4,2462925
asked Mar 24 at 23:10
Moses FordMoses Ford
132
5
You are missing the multiplication operation*before(a) ** 2.
– Warren Weckesser
Mar 24 at 23:15
oh dang haha, cheers for pointing that out.
– Moses Ford
Mar 24 at 23:19
add a comment |
I have an assignment for a university course that I'm doing and I need assistance on why I'm getting this TypeError.
The original equation is:
Surface Area = 3√(25 + 10√5) * 𝑎^2
a = input("Edge Length: ")
suface_area = (3 * math.sqrt(25 + (10 * math.sqrt(5)) (a) ** 2))
print(surface_area)
I expect the written code to give me an output of the calculated "Surface area" that this equation is supposed to provide me, however I keep getting the TypeError message when the program tries to execute the code.
Please give me feedback on what I should try to fix this.
Thanks!
python-3.x math
edited Mar 24 at 23:15
Vasilis G.
4,2462925
asked Mar 24 at 23:10
Moses FordMoses Ford
132
I have an assignment for a university course that I'm doing and I need assistance on why I'm getting this TypeError.
The original equation is:
Surface Area = 3√(25 + 10√5) * 𝑎^2
a = input("Edge Length: ")
suface_area = (3 * math.sqrt(25 + (10 * math.sqrt(5)) (a) ** 2))
print(surface_area)
I expect the written code to give me an output of the calculated "Surface area" that this equation is supposed to provide me, however I keep getting the TypeError message when the program tries to execute the code.
Please give me feedback on what I should try to fix this.
Thanks!
python-3.x math
python-3.x math
edited Mar 24 at 23:15
Vasilis G.
4,2462925
asked Mar 24 at 23:10
Moses FordMoses Ford
132
edited Mar 24 at 23:15
Vasilis G.
4,2462925
asked Mar 24 at 23:10
Moses FordMoses Ford
132
edited Mar 24 at 23:15
Vasilis G.
4,2462925
edited Mar 24 at 23:15
Vasilis G.
4,2462925
edited Mar 24 at 23:15
Vasilis G.
4,2462925
4,2462925
asked Mar 24 at 23:10
Moses FordMoses Ford
132
asked Mar 24 at 23:10
Moses FordMoses Ford
132
asked Mar 24 at 23:10
Moses FordMoses Ford
132
132
5
You are missing the multiplication operation*before(a) ** 2.
– Warren Weckesser
Mar 24 at 23:15
oh dang haha, cheers for pointing that out.
– Moses Ford
Mar 24 at 23:19
add a comment |
5
You are missing the multiplication operation*before(a) ** 2.
– Warren Weckesser
Mar 24 at 23:15
oh dang haha, cheers for pointing that out.
– Moses Ford
Mar 24 at 23:19
5
5
You are missing the multiplication operation
* before (a) ** 2.– Warren Weckesser
Mar 24 at 23:15
You are missing the multiplication operation
* before (a) ** 2.– Warren Weckesser
Mar 24 at 23:15
oh dang haha, cheers for pointing that out.
– Moses Ford
Mar 24 at 23:19
oh dang haha, cheers for pointing that out.
– Moses Ford
Mar 24 at 23:19
add a comment |
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Two tiny issues with your code is causing problems.
You're missing a
*in before(a)**2insuface_area = (3 * math.sqrt(25 + (10 * math.sqrt(5)) (a) ** 2)).You misspelled the variable name
suface_areawhen yourprintfunction is being told to printsurface_area.
Hope this helps!
answered Mar 25 at 1:18
Atlas KuaAtlas Kua
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Two tiny issues with your code is causing problems.
You're missing a
*in before(a)**2insuface_area = (3 * math.sqrt(25 + (10 * math.sqrt(5)) (a) ** 2)).You misspelled the variable name
suface_areawhen yourprintfunction is being told to printsurface_area.
Hope this helps!
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Two tiny issues with your code is causing problems.
You're missing a
*in before(a)**2insuface_area = (3 * math.sqrt(25 + (10 * math.sqrt(5)) (a) ** 2)).You misspelled the variable name
suface_areawhen yourprintfunction is being told to printsurface_area.
Hope this helps!
answered Mar 25 at 1:18
Atlas KuaAtlas Kua
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Two tiny issues with your code is causing problems.
You're missing a
*in before(a)**2insuface_area = (3 * math.sqrt(25 + (10 * math.sqrt(5)) (a) ** 2)).You misspelled the variable name
suface_areawhen yourprintfunction is being told to printsurface_area.
Hope this helps!
answered Mar 25 at 1:18
Atlas KuaAtlas Kua
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Two tiny issues with your code is causing problems.
You're missing a
*in before(a)**2insuface_area = (3 * math.sqrt(25 + (10 * math.sqrt(5)) (a) ** 2)).You misspelled the variable name
suface_areawhen yourprintfunction is being told to printsurface_area.
Hope this helps!
answered Mar 25 at 1:18
Atlas KuaAtlas Kua
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You are missing the multiplication operation
*before(a) ** 2.– Warren Weckesser
Mar 24 at 23:15
oh dang haha, cheers for pointing that out.
– Moses Ford
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