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	A window problem		2020-08-18
		Richard pose la question : Hello, I was hoping your math specialists could help me with some formulas. I have shapes with specific known variables need to calculate others.   Example: We make a straight legged arch, This shape has a width a overall height and a leg height, The leg height is always less then the overall, And the top is arched. We have the width, Height, and leg size.   Need to calculate the length of the curve and sq ft of the shape. Harley Weston lui répond.
	An octagonal pool deck		2020-05-30
		lauchie pose la question : need help on cut sizes and cut degrees on octagon pool deck for a 24 foot round pool Harley Weston lui répond.
	The side length of a hexagon		2020-02-05
		Rob pose la question : I have a hexagon that is 8 feet wide how long would the sides be? Penny Nom lui répond.
	The angle of a countersunk screw		2020-01-19
		Barbie pose la question : I need to be able to verify the angle used for the head of a countersunk screw. I have the diameter of the head, diameter of the shank and height between the two. I assume it would be considered a frustum. For example: A standard 90 degree metric flat head screw in an M2 diameter has a head diameter of 3.65mm, the actual thread diameter is 1.98mm and the height of the head is 1.20mm. How can I prove that it is a 90 degree angle? Harley Weston lui répond.
	A hexagonal planter		2019-11-19
		Colleen pose la question : I need to build a hexagon planter around a 32” square box. How long is each side of the hexagon? Penny Nom lui répond.
	A tube through a board at 45 degrees		2019-06-15
		Guy pose la question : I need to insert a tube 5/8" diameter into a board at a 45 degree angle. What size hole must I drill for the tube to fit snugly? Harley Weston lui répond.
	Subdividing land		2019-05-09
		Reuben pose la question : This is the measurements of my plot, A-B 46.7M, B-C 193.1, C-D 198.5 & D-A 208.25 (Clockwise naming of sides) angle A at 90 degrees. My questions is how do i subdivide this plot from the bottom having lines running parallel to C-D, eg two 2acre plots. the the remaining part becomes my compound (Uper part at line A-B) Harley Weston lui répond.
	Shooting a ball at a target		2016-02-16
		Thys pose la question : Hi I have a problem with the formula that i use .(for programming) I have looked all over the web to find a solution but no luck. I have a cannon that shoots a ball at a target I use this formula to calculate what my initial velocity must be to hit the target at a angle of 30 degrees and a distance of 15m (the cannon and target position is known) It works perfectly if both is at same height but if one is higher or lower it miss. In an example I am working with the range is 30m, the angle is 45 degrees and the target is 10m higher than my position. Please help Formula = V0 = √RG / Sin(2α) Harley Weston lui répond.
	Roof Square footage		2015-11-11
		Todd pose la question : Question from Todd: Good Day. I have to figure out the square footage of a quonset style roof that's not playing by the rules The building dimensions (rectangular) are 63'x135' the height of the roof is 9.25'. It not an entire Quonset, It's that style of roof,(curved). There are concrete block walls 10' up to the metal roof. Thank you! Todd Harley Weston lui répond.
	A fishfinder		2015-03-13
		Dave pose la question : I have a fishfinder that has a 20 degree cone on bottom of boat going to the bottom of the lake. How do I know the size of base diameter of the cone on the lake bottom depending on depth... such as 10 feet deep, for example? Penny Nom lui répond.
	The length of a ramp		2015-03-05
		Jaylynn pose la question : Hi, I've been trying to figure out how long my ramp would have to be in order to reach a height of 3.5 feet at a 30 degree angle for a sugar glider enclosure? Penny Nom lui répond.
	Bricks around a fire pit		2015-03-05
		Jayson pose la question : I have a round fire pit. It measures 25 inches in diameter. I have 12 inch long square bricks to go around it . My question is what degree do I cut the ends of these bricks to make them fit around this circle? The brick dimensions are 12"Lx6"Wx4"D. Harley Weston lui répond.
	Cutting a round cake so that it doesn't dry out		2014-08-26
		James pose la question : I'm wondering if there's a simple way to calculate the area between two parallel chords of a circle equidistant from its diameter, or if I have the area, to find the distance between the two chords. Here's my "problem". You may have heard of the way of cutting a round cake so that it doesn't dry out - make two parallel cuts (chords) the length of the cake, take the middle piece, then push the two pieces together. So I know the area of a 12" cake, and I want say, exactly an eighth of the cake. How wide do I cut the centre piece? Now to get even more difficult, the next day I want another eighth from the centre. How wide do I cut the next pieces, and so on...? Thanks, James Harley Weston lui répond.
	An octagonal pad		2014-04-25
		George pose la question : Hi, I need to pour a cement pad in the shape of an octagon that allows for 12" of clearance around the tank I will be putting on it. The tank has a radius of 16'. Penny Nom lui répond.
	Cutting a hexagon from a disk		2014-04-05
		Paul pose la question : I am a machinist and sometimes need to make a hex from round material. If I know the distance of the flat sides opposite one another of my hex, how can I calculate the size of material I need to turn to give me the right diameter to finish the part with six sides? Penny Nom lui répond.
	The area of a 5 sided lot		2014-03-15
		Michael pose la question : Question from michael: This lot is in feet. 59x154x109x188x137 per the plot plan Harley Weston lui répond.
	conical lamp stand/staved wood		2013-12-07
		Henry pose la question : need to make lamp stand that is wooden staved; need it to be 25 inches at bottom and 10 inches at top; need to know angles for staves to be cut; the lamp stand will be rounded on a lathe and will be 40 inches tall John Lucas built one and it is pictured on his web page. thank you for any help/direction; I checked out the answered for cone shaped objects on your page but didn't find what I could use. thanks again. Henry--woodturner, parent teacher student . . . . . Harley Weston lui répond.
	A kennel for a beagle		2013-06-03
		david pose la question : Hi, I'm building some beagle kennels and I am in need of help with an angle problem. I need to place a roof on my kennel with a drop of 2inches across 3ft 10inches. the posts on the right side will be 5ft and the post on the left will be 4ft 10in. the posts are 4x4 and the space to be covered is 3ft 10in from the outside of the 4x4. Please help, thanks. Penny Nom lui répond.
	Practical uses of trigonometry		2012-11-11
		Michael pose la question : Where can I find books or information on real life function of sine and cosine? Penny Nom lui répond.
	A label to cover a plastic cup		2012-10-23
		Kevin pose la question : I'm trying to make a label to cover the entire outer area or a plastic cup. I know there must be a way to figure out the dimensions needed, but I can't seem to figure it out. The circumference of the bottom of the cup is 21.4cm and the circumference at the top of the cup is 29.8cm. The cup is 14.5cm tall. What should the height of the arc from the plane connecting the two ends of the 21.4cm arc. I attached a diagram where x is the value I'm looking for. I'm guessing there is some simple relationship between the length of a line and the arc needed to turn that line into a perfect circle, but I don't know what it is. Can you figure this out and share it with me? Thanks. -Kevin Penny Nom lui répond.
	A tank with an inner walled compartment		2012-10-12
		don pose la question : I have a tank 20 feet diameter, 19' 8" tall with an inner walled compartment that has a 7' 6" radius arc with in the tank. I need to figure out the volume of the inner area and the volume of the larger area. Harley Weston lui répond.
	Making a wind sock		2012-08-28
		John pose la question : I am trying to build a wind sock and need to be able to lay the shape out on cloth. I need the wind sock front opening (diameter) to be 3 1/2" and the rear opening diameter to be 1". The windsock needs to be 9 1/2" long. I tried using the example of the person trying to make a crayfish trap but got confused and could not figure out my numbers. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks John Penny Nom lui répond.
	A tapestry rod on a curved wall		2012-08-14
		Marlyn pose la question : I have a curved wall with a radius of 6'. I am trying to have a 36" rod made to hang a tapestry and need to figure out the degree measure of the arc. Can you help me please? Penny Nom lui répond.
	Cutting a pipe at an arbitrary angle		2009-10-24
		Carol pose la question : I have read your article on cutting pipe,etc. at a 45 degree angle. I need to develop an equation and pattern for cutting any size pipe (3" to 7") to any degree. I don't understand how to transfer the wave pattern to graph paper. Thanks. Harley Weston lui répond.
	A barrel on its side		2008-11-13
		Dave pose la question : Question from Dave: How many gallons are left in a 36x60 in. barrel (laying on its side) and has 16 in. of gasoline left. I have attached a diagram. Harley Weston lui répond.
	Cutting a pipe at an arbitrary angle		2008-09-20
		John pose la question : from the original question Al asked about cutting a 200 diameter pipe in 45 degrees. can someone explain the math steps required to creating the graph. I am trying to do the same thing only using a 150 degree cut. Harley Weston lui répond.
	Cutting a 200 diameter pipe at 45 degree angle		2008-04-10
		Al pose la question : i want to cut a 200 diameter pipe in 45degrees. Can you demonstrate how to develop a flat rap around please Harley Weston lui répond.
	Where do you use trigonometry?		2007-08-21
		jenny pose la question : where do you use trigonometry besides architecture and engineering? Stephen La Rocque lui répond.
	A perpendicular intersection of two barrel vaults		2006-07-21
		Neal pose la question : I'm wanting to build a series of architectural models of different roman and medieval buildings out of cardboard. Once I have perfected the models I want to print them out on card stock so that school kids (or anyone else) can make the buildings. A feature of many of these models is the cross or groin vault (a perpendicular intersection of two barrel vaults). A single barrel vault is easy to imagine as a plane (a rectangular piece of cardboard) that will be folded into a semi-circular arch. The intersection of a second barrel vault and this one is presenting me with problems. The second plane needs to have an ellipse cut into it so that when it is folded into the arch, it will mate up with the curve of the first barrel vault. Given that the two pieces of card have identical widths (and therefore identical arcs in cross section) is there a way to calculate the ellipse that needs to be cut so that it can be cut before the second arch is folded? Edward Doolittle lui répond.

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