From: venturf AT gwis2 DOT circ DOT gwu DOT edu (Umberto Michelucci)
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Subject: Re: trigonometry problem (math.h)
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Date: 4 Mar 1998 03:26:25 GMT
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I don't know what x is, but anyway, at the beginning of the file you
should put

	#include <math.h>

then your the function sin () si just this sin(double angle), so your
equation is

	voy=x*sin(angle);

then, when compiling you should link to the library m. So you type -lm to
link. Hoping to be useful.

If you have any other question feel free to ask me.

				Umberto Michelucci

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Jesse Meyer (jesse-meyer AT usa DOT net) wrote:
: I am writing some code to determine the vertical velocity of a
: projectile.

: The physics equation is voy = x (units/second) * sin(angle)

: I want to design a program that will calculate this given the inital
: velocity (x) and the angle.

: I am using DJGPP v2.01 and RHIDE 1.4

: This is basically a programming question because I am a begginer and all
: the books I read don't go into using Trig with C.

: Thanks in advance
: Jesse