Math….prolly Pretty Easy…?
Math....prolly Pretty Easy...?
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Math .... prolly pretty easy ...?
ok ... so I have not done math in a while, and I'm reading about PV my job now (photovoltaic) and I met this math problem. Soo seemed simple, but I think I'm missing something? I do not know, one prollly very easy mistake, anyway, here's the problem 12-T/24 * ω = 360 ° = 15 (12-T) ° is the hour angle ω, and T is the time of day expressed about midnight sun Ona 24 hours. , Ie 9 am is 9 to I tried the example problem to try to equalize, but it's stuck. They deal with the 9 am and get ω = 45 ° so that it resembles ω = 12-9/24 * 360 ° = 15 (12-9) ° help? thanks!
use the equation you wrote here: ω = 15 (12-T) ω = 15 ° (12 to 9) ° ω = 15 * 3 ° = 45 ° The problem I have is, since this 12-T/24 ω = 360 ° = 15 (12-T) 12 ° -- T/24 * 360 does not equal 15 (12-T) 12 - t/24 * 360 is reduced to 12 to 15 T * Based on the solution of example you gave, 9 am = 45 degrees, equation 15 ( 12-T) ° equation must be your work. I like to see the equation again to see if it is correct. Regardless, the ω = 15 (12-T) ° equation must fulfill its purpose.
July 5th, 2009 - 14:13
use the equation you wrote here:
ω=15(12-T)°
ω=15(12 – 9)°
ω= 15 * 3° = 45°
The problem that you’re having is, from this
ω=12-T/24 * 360°= 15(12-T)°
12 – T/24 * 360 does not equal 15 (12-T)
12 – T/24 * 360 simplifies to 12 – 15*T
Based on the example solution you gave, 9 am = 45 degrees, the equation 15(12-T)° should be your working equation. I would check your other equation again, to see if it is correct. Regardless, the ω=15(12-T)° equation should fulfil your purpose.
July 5th, 2009 - 14:17
(12-T) / 24 * 360
Simplifies to 15(12 – T) because 360 divided by 24 is 15.
So… the equation is just
w = 15(12 – T).
Plug in the number for T and calculate.
T = 9
w = 15(12 – 9) = 15(3) = 45
July 5th, 2009 - 17:26
I’m not exactly sure what you’re asking, and I haven’t seen the full equation.
But, I will say that 9:00 am is half way between 6:00 am and 12 noon. So, it is 45 degrees.
This part of your equations seems to simply be changing the time into degrees. The degrees are not based on a circle drawn on the Earth’s surface at your location. Because the Sun doesn’t stay at the horizon.
I’m guessing this is just the first of many equations.
There is a free program that will help you picture the motion of the Sun in your mind so you can figure out which angles are being discussed at any given time.