Pythagorean Solver
with radical simplification

by Adam Vore

it does just what it says... just input the numbers and it will do the rest...
it has a subroutine for simplify radicals... 
it works like this... Matrix [A](1,1) is the power of radical to simplify... so if you want the square root of something, [A](1,1) is gonna be 2, if you want cube root... it will be 3... and so on...
[A](1,2) is going to be the radicand....
when it returns, [A](1,1) will be the multiplier, [A](1,2) will be the new radicand, and [A](1,3) will be the length of the multiplier...

Peaze out Ya'll
and DONT DO DRUGS!

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