Making pi over 6 times a variable?

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Dec 6th 2009, 02:23 PM
Deven

Making pi over 6 times a variable?

Hi all. I'm completely new to this and just spent 10 minutes trying ot get this down but can't. Hahaha.

The equation I am trying to write out is y = -5cos(pi over 6 times t).... But I can't get that to work out. The 1st 4 tries just made all my words I used from the tutorials come out in italics and the following 5 tries or so made a LaTex error message....

Please help me figure this out. I think it's an AMAZING concept and would really LOVE to learn it...
Dec 6th 2009, 02:33 PM
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Originally Posted by Deven

Hi all. I'm completely new to this and just spent 10 minutes trying ot get this down but can't. Hahaha.

The equation I am trying to write out is y = -5cos(pi over 6 times t).... But I can't get that to work out. The 1st 4 tries just made all my words I used from the tutorials come out in italics and the following 5 tries or so made a LaTex error message....

Please help me figure this out. I think it's an AMAZING concept and would really LOVE to learn it...

Click the equation:

$y = -5\cos{\left(\frac{\pi t}{6}\right)}$ .
Dec 6th 2009, 02:36 PM
Deven

Thank you very much for the quick response! I greatly appreciate it. I'm trying my best on this... XP