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Never knew about that equation! That's cool. Angles are always such a pain. In my experience it's worth applying trigonometric identities and working in terms
by pcwalton 7y ago
Never knew about that equation! That's cool.
Angles are always such a pain. In my experience it's worth applying trigonometric identities and working in terms of unit vectors, sines, and cosines instead of using angles directly. In this case angles seem unavoidable, though: acos(tan(x)*tan(y)) doesn't simplify to anything useful.
- ccrush 7y agoIt's omega = acos( - tan(x) * tan(y)), not that that makes much of a difference.