The known cosine assumes a constructed cathetus and hypotenuse, the ratio of which is. It's all Greek: any number is a proportion :)
Why don't we give a damn about it, eh? We can construct the third side based on the analytical solution. Well, yes, we have no "natural" solution. Well, let MetaDriver , for example, to suffer, why should we have to take the trouble...
OK, let's decide, TheXpert knows the "natural" solution.
Mthemat>>: Ну пусть, например, MetaDriver помучится, чего нам за него отдуваться-то...
You can't even imagine how exhausted I am here - I'm solving a problem and also torturing Corel about inventing a logo for a site of a lady I know. :)
All mixed up in my head at the end - the suspended ceilings (the subject of the site) are sagging at an alpha angle, and the bisector rests on the adjacent corner of the wall, in short, ugly...
Well, I'm having similar problems as well: I've had the netting installed and the wires scattered all over the flat. Now I'm overcoming my natural height limitations to reach the ceiling...
2 Richie: Where's Mischek? He'd show us where to turn it and why...
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(a+b)^2 * (1 - l^2/(ab) ) = c^2
Сторона с построима, сволочь. Но по такой формуле не решусь, да и некрасиво это.
but you can plot an angle from a known cosine, can't you?
cos(C/2)=l(a+b)/2ab
C is the angle between a and b
а построить угол по известному косинусу ведь можно?
Sure.
but
1. angles are usually given by intersecting lines (in geometry problems)
2. There is a solution without them :)
The known cosine assumes a constructed cathetus and hypotenuse, the ratio of which is. It's all Greek: any number is a proportion :)
Why don't we give a damn about it, eh? We can construct the third side based on the analytical solution. Well, yes, we have no "natural" solution. Well, let MetaDriver , for example, to suffer, why should we have to take the trouble...
OK, let's decide, TheXpert knows the "natural" solution.
You can't even imagine how exhausted I am here - I'm solving a problem and also torturing Corel about inventing a logo for a site of a lady I know. :)
All mixed up in my head at the end - the suspended ceilings (the subject of the site) are sagging at an alpha angle, and the bisector rests on the adjacent corner of the wall, in short, ugly...
Geometry question
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There is a bolt with a right-hand thread. There is a nut with a left-hand thread. The thread diameters of the bolt and the nut are the same.
Question: which way should this nut be turned (when viewed from the head side of the bolt) to screw it onto the bolt:
clockwise or counterclockwise?
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Well, I'm having similar problems as well: I've had the netting installed and the wires scattered all over the flat. Now I'm overcoming my natural height limitations to reach the ceiling...
2 Richie: Where's Mischek? He'd show us where to turn it and why...
Вопрос на засыпку из области геометрии
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Есть болт с правой резьбой. Есть гайка с левой резьбой. Диаметры резьб болта и гайки одинаковые.
Вопрос: в какую сторону нужно вращать эту гайку (если смотреть со стороны головки болта), чтобы навернуть её этот на болт:
по часовой стрелке или против?
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The right bolt will never fit into the left nut
Есть болт с правой резьбой. Есть гайка с левой резьбой. Диаметры резьб болта и гайки одинаковые.
Вопрос: в какую сторону нужно вращать эту гайку
It still needs to be turned inside out first. Can't the Khokhlovs be involved?
// I can't do it. Probably because I'm only half Khohol. You need a purebred. And I'm not at home - I gave up 33 years ago.
2 Richie: Where's Mischek? He'd demonstrate very clearly where to twist it and what for...
Yes :)
ChachaGames, MetaDriver, you're right. It won't. As my practice shows, about 2\3 people answer this question wrong.