2D Interaction curves for rivet and bolt

• Mar 24, 2006

• #2

IRstuff

Aerospace

Jun 3, 2002

44,763

What class is this for?
You've already posted this question on the Mathcad Collab:

http://collab.mathsoft.com/read?83378,7

TTFN

 

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• Mar 26, 2006

• #3

cuky2000

Electrical

Aug 18, 2001

2,133

One way to plot two curves is typing the equation as two functions of x as follow:

a) Cubic equation: f(x)= (1-x^3)^(1/2)

b) Linear equation: Let's say g(x)= 2- 2x

PLOT:
type: x in the horizontal axe
type: f(x)[blue] , [/blue]g(x) in the vertical axe

 

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• Mar 27, 2006

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• #4

sych

Structural

Mar 14, 2005

18

IRstuff, yes, I have posted the same question on Mathcad Collab, and I just wanna get the answer quicker so that I can move on. I'm learning Mathcad by myself as I think it is an ease to put all the useful equations/calculations together for future use. Thank you all of you for the helpful answer.

 

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• Mar 27, 2006

• #5

IRstuff

Aerospace

Jun 3, 2002

44,763

I understand your desires, and were this a hobbyist bulletin board, I wouldn't care about wasting other peoples' time. However, since people here and at the other forum are working stiffs who volunteer their time, it's only fair to give them fair warning so that they don't waste their time retreading trodden ground.

TTFN

 

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• Mar 27, 2006

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• #6

sych

Structural

Mar 14, 2005

18

as u said, ppl r volunteer and I dont think I'm wasting anyone's time here, in fact, not all ppl know the other site so this could be a useful question to others who is using this forum. I apologize if i waste ur time and make u spend more time to type such comment.

 

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• Mar 27, 2006

• #7

davidbeach

Electrical

Mar 13, 2003

9,529

Gads, where did you learn to type? Try to proof read and spell check before posting.

 

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