These are 2 Law of Cosines equation, i need your help to solve this:
(r1+150)^2 = (r1+200)^2 + 499.1^2 -2*(r1+200) * 499.1 * cos(16.177 )
r1^2 = (r1+200)^2 + 1267.9^2 -2*(r1+200) * 1267.9* cos (teta - 16.177 )
Unknowns: r1, teta
please help me solve this using matlab!!!
Thanks
Tyler
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ronshinyo (2)
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5/23/2010 6:39:08 AM |
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tyler wrote:
> These are 2 Law of Cosines equation, i need your help to solve this:
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> (r1+150)^2 = (r1+200)^2 + 499.1^2 -2*(r1+200) * 499.1 * cos(16.177 )
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> r1^2 = (r1+200)^2 + 1267.9^2 -2*(r1+200) * 1267.9* cos (teta - 16.177 )
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> Unknowns: r1, teta
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> please help me solve this using matlab!!!
Expand the first equation in r1, and move everything to the same side.
You will be left with a quadratic equation independent of theta, which
you can solve directly using the usual formula. Substitute each of the
two roots into the second equation and isolate down to
cos(theta-16.177), take the arccos and add 16.177 to get the relevant
theta. No Law of Cosines needed.
Caution: be sure you know whether you are talking about 16 1/6 degrees
or 16 1/6 radians.
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Walter
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5/23/2010 3:09:44 PM
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