$l = \frac{\frac{(H-h)}{\tan(\beta)} + \frac{(H-h)}{\tan(\gamma)} }{\cos(\psi_1 - (90 - \beta))}$
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The equation can be simplified as follows: (H - h) * tan(tan^(-1)(cos(-90°/7))) = 0 Show more…
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