The angle of a tilt boundary is given by sin (/2) = b/(2D) [See Figure 4-15(a).]
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The angle θ of a tilt boundary is given by sin (θ/2) = b/(2D) [See Figure 4-15(a).] Verify the correctness of this equation.
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ANSWER To verify the correctness of the given equation we need to derive it using the definition of a tilt boundary and the relationship between the l...View the full answer
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