Explain the math logic SIMPLY! -20 =14A Wsc = 5 rads%3D- tan-5 -2tan'5c =-787=-132"%3DPhase Margin (PM) = l80 + LGocso low: 180-132PM:481- tan ol-2 tan ol- - 6:05'/0D.1- tant, -2 tan- -56.921.-174.6%3DLaca) lwiso =- 246-3

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Description: Explain the math logic SIMPLY! -20 =14A Wsc = 5 rads%3D- tan-5 -2tan'5c =-787=-132"%3DPhase Margin (PM) = l80 + LGocso low: 180-132PM:481- tan ol-2 tan ol- - 6:05'/0D.1- tant, -2 tan- -56.921.-174.6%3DLaca) lwiso =- 246-3

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-20 = -0-14 ue lo 1 14 20 %3D tan-5 - 2 tan'5c =-707 =-132" %3D Phase Margin (PM) = 180 + LGoslouge : 180 -132 PM:481 -tanlol-2tant ol - 665 %3D - tan, -2 tan- - -56.92 1. Lacw>lw-10 -174.6 %3D Laca) lw-5 = - 246-3'

-20 = -0-14 ue lo 1 14 20 %3D tan-5 - 2 tan'5c =-707 =-132" %3D Phase Margin (PM) = 180 + LGoslouge : 180 -132 PM:481 -tanlol-2tant ol - 665 %3D - tan, -2 tan- - -56.92 1. Lacw>lw-10 -174.6 %3D Laca) lw-5 = - 246-3'

Mathematics For Machine Technology

8th Edition

ISBN:9781337798310

Author:Peterson, John.

Publisher:Peterson, John.

Chapter58: Achievement Review—section Five

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 30AR: Determine dimension x to 3 decimal places.

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