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July 13, 2006, 17:30 |
Geometry/Trigonometry Puzzle
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Ladies and Gentlemen:
In the course of my CFD work, I've come upon a problem which at first seems nearly trivial, but which, I'm embarassed to say, I haven't solved. Perhaps someone can help. - Consider two line segments of known length. - They are connected together, non-parallel, and the angle they form is known. - Now without disturbing their geometry, consider those two segments as two adjacent, connected chords of a circle. What is the radius of the circle which circumscribes the two segments as valid chords? Thanks in advance. |
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