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24-Ruby IV
March 12, 2014
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Can you say what is in the collapsed area?

  • March 12, 2014
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sin.png

Best answer by ValeryOchkov

Thanks Werner and Richard for the interest on this problem.

It was not only a joke but a point on one problem: formula in book and formula in Mathcad. Can you show one more examples?

PS

The collapsed area was not empty - see please the attach...

6 replies

Werner_E
25-Diamond I
March 12, 2014

If we just have to duplicate that picture, there are many ways to do.

Its different in Prime, though, as we don't have CTRL-SHIFT-K and no Prefix operator.

Nevertheless you may change every value (30°, 45°) to any other angle.

sin^2.png

24-Ruby IV
March 12, 2014

Thanks, Werner.

But the question was - what is in the collapsed area?

Werner_E
25-Diamond I
March 12, 2014

As I wrote - there are many ways to achieve what you have shown.

19-Tanzanite
March 12, 2014

As Werner says, the area is irrelevant. It could be empty. What's your point?

ValeryOchkov24-Ruby IVAuthorAnswer
24-Ruby IV
March 13, 2014

Thanks Werner and Richard for the interest on this problem.

It was not only a joke but a point on one problem: formula in book and formula in Mathcad. Can you show one more examples?

PS

The collapsed area was not empty - see please the attach...