This is what ive come up with from the pow thing,
Y=pow(sin(pow(a cos(x), 2/N)), 2/N);
what you think? any chance that might work?
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i got it from two formulas
x=(cos(t))2/N
y=(sin(t))2/N
and re-arranged the 1st equation, then substituted it into the second.
um it shouldnt matter wheather its in deg or rad should it?
as long as its consistant.
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inputing a formula with powers and trig functions?
Hi,
dont really know much about programming or anything like this.
But basicly in my program i am trying to write the following formula:
(linked formula as a picture to keep its format)
basicly does anyone have any ideas how i would write this?
my guess was Y=(sin((acos(x) )^(2/N)))^(2/N);
but i dont think ive done the powers right, ive read somewere...
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