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I am going through the solution of a problem and i dont understand how he got the values for theita ( see attachment)
0<theita<1.3694
obviously after the transformation of X as a function of cos Theita , there is some limit transformation as well.
Any input would be appreciate it.
4-6.doc
0<theita<1.3694
obviously after the transformation of X as a function of cos Theita , there is some limit transformation as well.
Any input would be appreciate it.
4-6.doc
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TommySzalapski
It might help to know what problem was being solved, but it would seem to be because -0.05 + .25*cos(theta) > 0
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let me post the question and complete solution Ozo
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