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вернуться в форум1372- Ambiguous solution? Послано svr 28 июн 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? Послано svr 28 июн 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?? Everything needed to solve this problem is told in the first post! And there is only simple 3D-geometry. |
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