Finding pitch from degrees
Finding pitch from degrees
(OP)
Wondering if anyone can help me with this. I need the formula to solve this equation for x.
25.8443=arctangent of x/12
25.8443=arctangent of x/12
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Wondering if anyone can help me with this. I need the formula to solve this equation for x.
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RE: Finding pitch from degrees
RE: Finding pitch from degrees
RE: Finding pitch from degrees
RE: Finding pitch from degrees
25.8443=arctan(x/12)
or
25.8443=[arctangent(x)]/12
Actually, Mike, I was wondering what was going on in thorny's trig class.
RE: Finding pitch from degrees
Just wanted to see what the equation looked like with x isolated. The calculator comes in play after I understand the method.
ACtrafficengr, It's 25.8443=arctan(x/12). I just couldn't remember how to move the arctan to the other side.
Doug
RE: Finding pitch from degrees
If you don't understand - pull out the old TRIG book and warm it
up!!
I do these in my sleep trying to got to sleep.
RE: Finding pitch from degrees
"I do these in my sleep trying to got to sleep."
Nice Mike. I don't have time to do trig while I'm sleeping, too busy writing spreadsheets. I should give it a try tho. Seems like it'd be a lot easier. I might get some rest!
RE: Finding pitch from degrees
RE: Finding pitch from degrees
tan(lamdha)= pitch/(pi*pitch diameter)
Otherwise you need to define the angle you are using.
Kind regards,
Ibrahim Demir
RE: Finding pitch from degrees
Thanks again.