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question in linear equation
I have a bar that the radius varies linearly from 10mm to its left end to 5mm at the right end,
The length of the bar is 150mm
I am trying to build the r(x) linear equation.
can i do
r(x) = ra + ( rb-ra) X/L = 0.01 - 0.005 * X/L
is this correct ?
The length of the bar is 150mm
I am trying to build the r(x) linear equation.
can i do
r(x) = ra + ( rb-ra) X/L = 0.01 - 0.005 * X/L
is this correct ?
what is r(x)? what is x? what is X? what is ra? what is rb? Is L the length of the bar = 150mm
ASKER
r(x) is the radious equation of x
ra = the radious at the left side = 10mm
rb = radious at right side = 5 mm
L = lengh
ra = the radious at the left side = 10mm
rb = radious at right side = 5 mm
L = lengh
is r(x) the radius of the bar in meters at x mm from the left end?
ASKER
correct
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thanks Ozo.