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Given one endpt on an arc of a circle and the radius and arc angle, how to calculate the other endpt of the arc?
Oct
14
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reducing invertible matrix in an equation of matrix
Oct
14
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reducing invertible matrix in an equation of matrix
could you explain the steps for me? thanks
Oct
13
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reducing invertible matrix in an equation of matrix
thanks for the help. I think i misinterpreted the problem and now I'm going with A as a 3x3 matrix
Oct
13
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reducing invertible matrix in an equation of matrix
@EuYu i think i may have interpreted this question incorrectly, now A is really invertible
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13
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reducing invertible matrix in an equation of matrix
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Oct
12
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reducing invertible matrix in an equation of matrix
@EuYu going from that, can't I take off A transpose from both sides?
Oct
12
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reducing invertible matrix in an equation of matrix
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reducing invertible matrix in an equation of matrix
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reducing invertible matrix in an equation of matrix
hmm you guys are right, that makes no sense. If we assume that ATA is invertible, then what does this reduce to?
Oct
12
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what is an integral multiple of a period?
Oct
12
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reducing invertible matrix in an equation of matrix
Apr
13
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Apr
13
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Why is $|1+e^{i\phi}|=|2\cos(\phi/2)|$?
Apr
13
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Apr
13
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Apr
13
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Why is $|1+e^{i\phi}|=|2\cos(\phi/2)|$?
forgot to include abs value
Apr
13
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Why is $|1+e^{i\phi}|=|2\cos(\phi/2)|$?
Feb
6
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Feb
6
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How to integrate this function with cos and sin
got it, that works
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