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September 30th 03, 06:36 PM
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Diagonal Size?
Jack Kotze wrote: If a diagonal is classified by it's minor axis, how do you calculate the major axis? Divide by the sine of the inclination angle, typically 45 degrees. (shortcut: multiply by the square root of 2, about 1.414) Rick S. Many thanks and clear skies Jack Kotze South Africa 
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September 30th 03, 07:22 PM
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Diagonal Size?
If a diagonal is classified by it's minor axis, how do you calculate the
major axis? Many thanks and clear skies Jack Kotze South Africa
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