Hi all first post on here so here goes. I am doing my Masters and have a calculation that looks fairly easy to resolve as I have all the given figures however I seem to be coming up with a different answer from someone else who is adamant he is right. I have all the values for the formula so either its my lack of knowledge in the use of the calculator or a wrong interpretation of the figures. Here is the equation. Its to do with heat transfer from a smokey layer to the ground effectively. I need to find the value of F^12 to go into another equation.
X =9/2.05 =4.39 Y= 12/2.05 = 5.854
F^12 = (2/(PI *4.39*5.854) Big Brackets Ln sqroot [((1+4.39^2)(1+5.854^2)/(1+4.39^2+5.854^2)] + 4.39 sqroot (1+5.854^2) tan-1 (4.39/sqroot 1+5.854^2)+5.854 sqroot (1+4.39^2) tan-1((5.8540/sqroot 1+4.39^2)) - 4.39 tan-1(4.39) -5.854 tan-1(5.854) end of big brackets.
I hope this makes sense. I get 1.164 however my friend is adamant its 107 which would give the next equation a figure that would look more accurate.
I hope this is ok.
Thanks in advance


X =9/2.05 =4.39 Y= 12/2.05 = 5.854
F^12 = (2/(PI *4.39*5.854) Big Brackets Ln sqroot [((1+4.39^2)(1+5.854^2)/(1+4.39^2+5.854^2)] + 4.39 sqroot (1+5.854^2) tan-1 (4.39/sqroot 1+5.854^2)+5.854 sqroot (1+4.39^2) tan-1((5.8540/sqroot 1+4.39^2)) - 4.39 tan-1(4.39) -5.854 tan-1(5.854) end of big brackets.
I hope this makes sense. I get 1.164 however my friend is adamant its 107 which would give the next equation a figure that would look more accurate.
I hope this is ok.
Thanks in advance