Original post by L'Evil Wolf
Could someone clarify these calculations please.
What did you want clarify specifically? which calculation?
Original post by L'Evil Wolf
Could someone clarify these calculations please.
Those calculations are all correct.
Just to be clear though, maybe rearrange for instead of
Original post by thefatone
What did you want clarify specifically? which calculation?
Original post by The-Spartan
Those calculations are all correct.
Just to be clear though, maybe rearrange for instead of
Just to be clear though, maybe rearrange for instead of
do you know whtat the question mark as the symbol refers to?
Original post by L'Evil Wolf
do you know whtat the question mark as the symbol refers to?
Yes, it obviously means unless im horribly mistaken xD
Also rearrange the equations into the form as the question asks for terms of
(edited 7 years ago)
Original post by L'Evil Wolf
do you know whtat the question mark as the symbol refers to?
yes i think it's theta
Original post by The-Spartan
Yes, it obviously means unless im horribly mistaken xD
Also rearrange the equations into the form as the question asks for terms of
Also rearrange the equations into the form as the question asks for terms of
Original post by thefatone
yes i think it's theta
thnx guys thought so
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