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Bob Smith
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This should be easy but I've not done this in years and I'm feeling dense:
I need to fit a quadratic curve to three constraints, two of which are points, the third is an angle.
I've found examples to do this but only if all three constraints are points, so if someone would kindly explain the process I'd be a happy man. :)
Edit: I should add I've got an old example in front of me where I did just this (for a cubic equation though) but due to poor notes on my part I can't quite understand what I was doing.
I need to fit a quadratic curve to three constraints, two of which are points, the third is an angle.
I've found examples to do this but only if all three constraints are points, so if someone would kindly explain the process I'd be a happy man. :)
Edit: I should add I've got an old example in front of me where I did just this (for a cubic equation though) but due to poor notes on my part I can't quite understand what I was doing.
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