Evaluation of Strike and the 3 point problem

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The discussion focuses on the evaluation of the 3-point problem using Cramer's Rule, particularly in relation to plotting the slope of a plane in the horizontal xy-plane. The key takeaway is the necessity of using the slope with x as a function of y when applying the arctangent function to determine the slope. The original inquiry references a specific equation from a paper provided by the user, which is essential for understanding the concept. Ultimately, the user resolved their confusion independently after a brief period of reflection.

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  • Understanding of Cramer's Rule
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Evaluation of Strike and the 3 point problem...

If anyone in ehre is familiar with the 3-point problem and Cramers Rule, I need some help.

In the evaluation of strike, you are supposed to take the equation for the plane in the horizontal xy plane. But when you arctan the slope, you are supposed to use the slope with x plotted as a functin of y. I don't quite understand this concept. If you need a better explanation you can read about it in this paper written by my teacher.

http://www.nagt.org/files/nagt/jge/c...-v48n4p522.pdf

Its equation 26.

Any help would be appreciated.

-Pati
 
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Nevermind, after thinking about it for about 10 minutes I got it :( ROFL 1 year later MUHAHAHAHAHA :o
 

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