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KLoux
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Hello,
I have an equation which I am trying to solve for t. Of course the problem I'm having is due to the combination of ts within the argument of the sin term and also outside of it. I think I could also manage without the constant D (using sin(x)/x=sinc(x)), but that's no help here (as far as I can tell). Any advice is appreciated! Here's the equation:
[tex]
A \sin \left( B t \right) - C t + D = 0
[/tex]
Thanks,
Kerry
I have an equation which I am trying to solve for t. Of course the problem I'm having is due to the combination of ts within the argument of the sin term and also outside of it. I think I could also manage without the constant D (using sin(x)/x=sinc(x)), but that's no help here (as far as I can tell). Any advice is appreciated! Here's the equation:
[tex]
A \sin \left( B t \right) - C t + D = 0
[/tex]
Thanks,
Kerry