>>701253

i would like to address your mind.

2+2=?

>>701324

please define the variables.

>>701324

Define X, Y and M

>>701397

But the slope changes - that is what i was trying to figure the change is slope.

It there a pattern?

>>701397

The slope change is not a square sqrroot or a change in pi that I can find.

>>701397

I can define every point on the arc with geometry but not all points on the arc as I have no way to do so without the circle definition. That is the quandary. Duality one or the other and near the twain shall meet. Fuck that - we need to find it!!!

>>701491

The slope in the change in the numbers given.

that is the key to the equation.

>>701491

if you have an equation that finds those numers

You have squared the circle.

>>701491

Note you ,may have to use the distance from the hypotenuse to the top of arc and relate it to the radius.

new idea I should try that.

I have not yet tried using -(Radius-(hypotenuse to apex of arc)

>>701570

You are basically correct when you move in in Euclidean it all is triangles and does not become and arc. The trick is the making the hypotenuse an arc - the formula changes each degree. there must me a formula for that.

>>701570

I can do basic math but derivatives and iterations i need a picture and i can explain it.

You need the why again.

why relativity

why is we are not being told the physics they know. We have the info we actually know it.

Musk may have shown it is not theory anymore.

basically Mars?

Odd

We are in the dark

How?

Physics is different than we are taught

back to 5 thousand feet

>>701730

They defined it.

Then I pointed out the slope was the change in difference between the hypotenuse and the arc shown. Second iteration. And I can't figure it and hoped someone smarter here.

>>701797

share your wisdom o great one.

>>701808

gibberish

not equation shill

shill

over target.

>>701730

They defined it.

Then I pointed out the slope was the change in difference between the hypotenuse and the arc shown. Second iteration. And I can't figure it and hoped someone smarter here

.>>701911

All I want is the formula for taking a hypotenuse that cuts across a circle and how to use that line to define the arc *yes I will use the radius'. I know the formula for finding every point on the arc but want the formula for creating the arc from that intersecting hypotenuse.

>>702000

>>702021

bolded

>>702024

I feel it is Q and Musk related but cannot prove until I can prove the math. It would be a shift in physics theories and that I feel they have this and not told us.

you may do as you feel is right for you.