ie: in the figure theta 3 i got i want theta 2 what formula would i use
Mar 21, 2010 #1 Luongo 120 0 ie: in the figure theta 3 i got i want theta 2 what formula would i use Attachments two_part_arm.gif 2.6 KB · Views: 1,907
Mar 21, 2010 #2 Luongo 120 0 Luongo said: ie: in the figure theta 3 i got i want theta 2 what formula would i use help please
Mar 21, 2010 #4 D H Staff Emeritus Science Advisor Insights Author 15,415 687 There isn't enough information to tell.
Mar 22, 2010 #5 Stonebridge 648 2 It's basic geometry. Assuming the line I've drawn is parallel to the x axis th2 = th3 -th and th = 180 - th1 Therefore th2 = th1 + th3 - 180
It's basic geometry. Assuming the line I've drawn is parallel to the x axis th2 = th3 -th and th = 180 - th1 Therefore th2 = th1 + th3 - 180