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Hi I appreciate your suggestions about the following problem: A high dimensional homotopy groups can be constructed by defining Pi_r(X, x_o) as Pi(D^r, dD^r...
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Hi Friends! Sometimes u just cant predict what ur gonna find in ur mail! Just opened my mail n guess what? hot or not ! Check it now Have fun Guys, i think am...
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Hi guys! I hope you can help me out. It's for my work! Here are 2 questions: 1) On a lathe, I need to know an angle for the taper. It boils down to this: ...
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Hi all Just to further clarify on the second of my too questions: I am not concerned with volume. I am trying to work out area. The area of a crossection (a...
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Nov 11, 2006
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Hi Justin ... If the angle is A, it sounds like the calculation you want is tan A = 0.5 / 20 A = arctan(0.025) A = 1.43 degrees (3 sig figs) If A is small then...
Adrian Rossiter
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Hi Adrian For number 1) thank you very much! I will try it! For number 2) I am sorry, I can only take the measurements of a number of diameters, as I ...
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Sorry, I should add this now: With the tools i have, it is possible to approximately measure the diameters where the diameter crosses the "centre" of the...
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... My previous answer was based on knowing the radii from some center. However, knowing diameters is more difficult, since they may not all meet at a common...
Ben Saucer
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... It's a simple trigonometry problem. I assume those are the legs of the right triangle. In that case, the tangent of the angle is equal to the ratio of the...
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Nov 12, 2006
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Hi Everyone I have an idea on how to do this calculation of irregular area. I will try to explain my idea to see if you all think it makes good sense and would...
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Nov 16, 2006
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An angle inscribed in a semicircle is always a right angle. You state the small angle is 30 degrees, so you have a 30-60 right triangle. The side opposite...
Carl Adkins
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If you think about that carefully Carl, that would give me a triangle with 2 angles being right angles, right? Don't think so. Or did I miss something? ... ===...
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Apparently I missed something. It's hard for me to grasp something without a picture of what you are attempting to do. All the geometric facts I gave you are...
Carl Adkins
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Hi Carl Me too. But when I try to visualize what you are saying, I imagine that you are imagining (!!) a triangle whose 30 degree angle is in the centre of the...
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Hey Justin, The only way I see to solve this problem is for you to draw a sketch of the given situation. I just am not certain of what you are doing. The...
Carl Adkins
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Hi Carl Sorry I misunderstood you. I still can't understand you, but, here is a picture! Also you can see I am not well schooled in using this graphics...
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In this picture, how are the "diameters" constructed? Are they drawn between randomly chosen endpoints, or are they randomly drawn through a common point at...
Ben Saucer
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... They are measured by sticking a measuring tool into the pipe. The centre cannot be fixed with great precision but I think we can go ahead and assume that ...
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Hey Justin, Do you know anything about trigonometry? As you stated, twelve triangles are formed with 30 degree angles (360/12=30) and two equal base angles of...
Carl Adkins
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... I think they are not equal. The radii (ie the sides of the triangles) are different lengths. Justin Each triangle has two sides ... === message truncated...
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Well, then, I guess there is no hard and fast rule for the problem. Each case will be different. I was a surveyor in the Air Force, and, if we came across a...
Carl Adkins
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Hi Carl That's great to know you were a surveyor. Yes, that is the information I have (or more correctly, will gather!) - the radii lengths and the angle (eg...
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Justin, I could be wrong, but I don't believe a simple solution exists for what you are trying to accomplish. You are talking about a distorted circle, which...
Carl Adkins
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... From: "José de Castro Arnaud" <jose.castro.arnaud@...> To: <CalculusRocks@yahoogroups.com> Sent: Tuesday, November 21, 2006 10:07 AM Subject: Re:...
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... From: Corey To: CalculusRocks@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, November 21, 2006 11:14 AM Subject: [CalculusRocks] Re: [geometry] Re: How to find an angle in...
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Mathsoft Customer Update Notice Nov 06Information for those desirous of learning about Mathcad products. I just upgraded to Mathcad 13, but haven't had a...
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Free Technical Books on the Net Hello friends, Please visit my blog for free books http://www.freetechbooksonthenet.blogspot.com Regards, Vinod Are you...
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Hi Vinod ... Here are another couple of free maths book lists http://directory.google.com/Top/Science/Math/Publications/Online_Texts/ ...
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