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[kenan2]

Hi

Somebody there can tell me how I can get the angle into a number not in a matrix ? 

[Werner_E]

Not necessary to ask the same question twice!

See here: https://community.ptc.com/t5/PTC-Mathcad-Questions/Solve/m-p/558861/highlight/true#M181151

[-MFra-]

The angles that satisfy the equation are three! So what do you want?

[Werner_E]

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@-MFra- wrote:

The angles that satisfy the equation are three! So what do you want?

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No! Not just three!  Infinite!

I added the reply above to draw attention to the fact that there is a double post and the question is already answered - just follow the link above!

As I already had written that there is an infinite number of angles satisfying the equation. Prime is just showing the three in a predefined range (-pi/2; pi/2]. We could change that range using the assume command.

I also already suggested assigning the result to a variable and accessing the individual elements along with some other ways to get single numeric values.

[-MFra-]

Thanks Werner for the clarification. However, perhaps "kenan2" did not know how to highlight the individual elements of the vector, in this case the individual angles .... so I have calculated three roots as an example ....

[Werner_E]

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@-MFra- wrote:

Thanks Werner for the clarification. However, perhaps "kenan2" did not know how to highlight the individual elements of the vector,

Thats most likely, I guess. As seen in the other thread he seems to be struggling with math generally and with the solution of goniometric equations in particular.