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Webcast Wednesday Contest # 27

Question)

Plot the equation on a 2D graph/chart


An XY GRAPH is required here.

OR

Represent the following on any 3D plot.

part 2.png

This is the equation for a Donut.

R,r are arbitrary constants, denoting the outer and inner radii respectively.

R>r.

(Hint : Use formula nodes in the Mathematics Palette.)

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block diagram for 2D.jpgFront panel for 2D.jpg

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part 1.png

in first equation do we need to plot 2D graph between x and y 'or' we need to take a third variable z and plot.

part 2.png

in this equation R is a constant or what? it will plot a 3d graph of r based on variable x,y and z. right?

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hello anoop

regarding the 1st question...yes i think u need to take the 3rd varaiable and equate the sin(x^2+y^2)-cos(xy) to that variable....becoz when u solve the equation it

will  be x^2+y^2-xy=pi/2...which is not possible

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To the webcast wednesday team,

even i have doubt in 2nd question...the equation looks similar to the equation of sphere i.e x^2+y^2+z^2=r^2..

if it is so....then r stands for radius which is a constant..& what about the R...does it have any relation with

variables x,y,z or it is also a constant

can you please upload this week webcast

Thank you

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hello,

my VIs for this week

I dont know whether i have done justification to the 2nd question.

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Hello to all participants,

Thank you for the entries and the replies.

In order to clarify the questions that have been asked,

Question 1 is to be plotted on a XY Graph. The plot has to be between X and Y.

Question 2 is the equation for a 3D Donut.

R is outer radius, r is inner radius.

You make take them to be arbitrary constants, just make sure that R>r.

So the plot will be between X,Y and Z.

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