Thanks for posting this video. At end you obtained the solution (at time 9.27). But how to use the solution further to my problem. I know delta, k (=128) and F magnitudes. For time, t = 10 seconds, if I substitute all the values, I get sin(kt) = sin(1280) = -0.342. Is this approach of directly calculating the sin value is correct? I assume kt product is in degrees, is this assumption is valid or kt product should be in radians.
Thanks for posting this video. At end you obtained the solution (at time 9.27). But how to use the solution further to my problem. I know delta, k (=128) and F magnitudes. For time, t = 10 seconds, if I substitute all the values, I get sin(kt) = sin(1280) = -0.342. Is this approach of directly calculating the sin value is correct? I assume kt product is in degrees, is this assumption is valid or kt product should be in radians.
pre2grk 1 month ago
@pre2grk In calculus all trigonmetric functions must be evaluated in radians.
Teafan123 3 weeks ago
nice.......
gvsfgdf 1 year ago