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Nate Weber wrote: If you need the straight line distance between the points here is how I would solve it. 1. Find the Radius, 36" /2 = 18" 2. Find the angle of the wedge, 360 degrees / 10 segments = 36 degrees 3. Divide that wedge in half, using the resulting triangle you can find 1/2 the point to point distance. 4. The triangle has a angle of 18 degrees and adjacent side of 18" 5. Tan (18) * 18 = 5.85" which is the opposite side of the triangle and 1/2 the point to point distance. 6. 5.85 * 2 = 11.70" Nate bah to all that, I'm wrong. Nate -- Http://www.Weber-Automation.net:8000 |
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