SOLUTION: i am not a student, but have a geodesic dome build project under way.
I am looking to find a radius R of a known chord c and rise m.
i am using {{{R=(m^2+.25c^2)/2m}}}
i can s
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Question 221128: i am not a student, but have a geodesic dome build project under way.
I am looking to find a radius R of a known chord c and rise m.
i am using
i can see the Pythagoras in the top right of the equation.
I just dont understand the relationship of that to R.
it seams to be a 2 to 1 ratio. is there an established ratio between the sum of the squares of the rise and half the chord to the arcs radius?
Answer by Alan3354(69443) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
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