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back to board1372- Ambiguous solution? Posted by svr 28 Jun 2007 10:01 It seems that this problem very simple. Let F=[v1,F1]+...+[vN,FN]- sum of moments of forces, where vi=(cos(fi)cos(hi),cos(fi)sin(fi),sin(fi))- vector of point and Fi=(cos(qi)cos(zi),cos(qi)sin(zi),sin(qi))- vector of force Fi. Let V,G- point and force to be found. Then we have [V,G]=-F,|G|->min; We must have V- is normal to F=>V any point on meridian and G=-[V,F]-calculated after Thus solution ambiguous even with demand |G|->min Re: 1372- Ambiguous solution? And why do you think that this problem must have an unique answer? Any correct answer will be OK. Re: 1372- Ambiguous solution? Posted by svr 28 Jun 2007 15:39 Because when many solutions how can we check that difference with test's answer <=1E-8 Re: 1372- Ambiguous solution? This problem has special checking program. It doesn't use the difference between your answer and jury's one. Why so few ACs?? Posted by Al.Cash 19 Jun 2009 20:03 Everything needed to solve this problem is told in the first post! And there is only simple 3D-geometry. |
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