I don't mean to be rude but there is a problem with this method... when the x and y components result both in negative values the angle it will provide will be at the first quadrant.. also when the x component is negative and y positive the angle it will provide will be on the fourth quadrant... we know that a negative number divided by a negative number result to positive... taking its arctangent leads to angles that are less than 90 degrees... a coordinate that are both negative should be at the fourth quadrant thereby having an angle between -90 to -180 degrees... use arctangent2 to solve this problem... see wikipedia for definition of arctangent2...
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Excelente explicación, realice el mismo ejercicio en mi computadora y si esta bien resuelto.saludos
is there a way to show which quadrant the direction is in? For ex. if i wanted to show N24degreesE
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thank you, needed this:D
Yeah so this is cool and all but I'm summing vectors and the x component comes to 0. This just causes a divide by 0 error when calculating direction.
I don't mean to be rude but there is a problem with this method...
when the x and y components result both in negative values the angle it will provide will be at the first quadrant.. also when the x component is negative and y positive the angle it will provide will be on the fourth quadrant...
we know that a negative number divided by a negative number result to positive... taking its arctangent leads to angles that are less than 90 degrees... a coordinate that are both negative should be at the fourth quadrant thereby having an angle between -90 to -180 degrees... use arctangent2 to solve this problem... see wikipedia for definition of arctangent2...
I was just thinking of this. You’re correct.
@@jaimemedina702 I suggest another simple solution to this problem when the sum parameter x is negative, just add DEGREES((PI)).
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Thank you !
thank you ! Really helpfull !!
en la formula =B2*(sin(D2)) ,, me dice "ERROR", por que pasa eso?
a mi igual :(
es =B2(seno(D2))
y en el de sqtr es =RAIZ(E9^2+F9^2)