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This discussion focuses on the application of trigonometry in CNC machining and engineering, specifically involving the calculation of distances using sine and tangent functions. The equations presented include $dR = \frac{39}{\sin y}$, $cr = \frac{23.5}{\sin y}$, and $ch = \frac{86}{\tan y}$, leading to the equation $126 = \frac{39}{\sin y} + \frac{23.5}{\sin y} + \frac{86}{\tan y}$. The conversation also addresses the geometric relationships between similar triangles formed by circles and the importance of understanding these relationships for solving engineering problems.
PREREQUISITESEngineering students, CNC machinists, educators in technical fields, and anyone involved in the application of trigonometry in practical engineering scenarios.
Amer said:I redraw the picture. you mean by DIA ( diameter ) right ?. you can notice that the two triangles the one with the big circle and the one with small circle are similar
Amer said:I redraw the picture. you mean by DIA ( diameter ) right ?. you can notice that the two triangles the one with the big circle and the one with small circle are similar.
$dR = \frac{39}{\sin y}, cr = \frac{23.5}{\sin y}, ch = \frac{86}{\tan y}$ now
$dR + cr + ch = 126 $ hence
$126 = \frac{39}{\sin y} + \frac{23.5}{\sin y} + \frac{86}{\tan y} $
$126 \sin y = 62.5 + 86 \cos y $
you mean ch ? it is typo I meant $dh$. ch is perpendicular to SR so we have a right triangle $\tan y = \frac{86}{hd} $megani said:Just not too sure with the distance from S - H?
Jameson said:Hi megani,
Welcome to MHB! This appears to be part of a graded assignment. If so, are you allowed to receive outside help? I ask only to confirm that we aren't taking part in unallowed assistance.