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Getting a 35S/33S to behave
04-24-2014, 10:05 PM
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Matt Agajanian Offline
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RE: Getting a 35S/33S to behave
Okay here's a test:

sin(1.566981956radians) and cos(0.003814371radians) yield 0.999992725295 on the 35S

sin(1.5669819576radians) and cos(0.00381437113radians) yields 0.999992725295 on the 11C

sin(1.5669819576radians) and cos(0.00381437113radians) yields 0.999992725303 on the 32S-II

sin(1.5669819576radians) and cos(0.00381437113radians) yields 0.999992725303 on the 42S


So, what's the verdict?
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