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    This document contains mathematical equations for calculating: 1) The value of PLANC using variables G, H, F, G2, E, which are defined based on partial derivative equations of an unknown function f. 2) The value of TPI using the variables Z0 and Z, where Z is defined using sums and differences of the same partial derivative values used to define G and H. 3) A second equation for calculating TPI using the same variables and approach as the first TPI equation but with a different value in the denominator.

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    This document contains mathematical equations for calculating: 1) The value of PLANC using variables G, H, F, G2, E, which are defined based on partial derivative equations of an unknown function f. 2) The value of TPI using the variables Z0 and Z, where Z is defined using sums and differences of the same partial derivative values used to define G and H. 3) A second equation for calculating TPI using the same variables and approach as the first TPI equation but with a different value in the denominator.

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    PLANC

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    Faradisa Hilya Mumtaza
    This document contains mathematical equations for calculating: 1) The value of PLANC using variables G, H, F, G2, E, which are defined based on partial derivative equations of an unknown function f. 2) The value of TPI using the variables Z0 and Z, where Z is defined using sums and differences of the same partial derivative values used to define G and H. 3) A second equation for calculating TPI using the same variables and approach as the first TPI equation but with a different value in the denominator.

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    H 2 D−2 ∙G ∙ H ∙ F+G 2 ∙ E

    a. PLANC=−( 1,5
    )
    ( G2 + H 2 )
    Di mana:
    df 85+54+ 8−80−45−5 17
    G= = = =0,283
    dx 6 ∙ 10 60
    df 80+74+ 85−5−10−8 216
    H= = = =3,6
    dy 6 ∙ 10 60
    d 2 f 85+54 +8+80+ 45+5−2∙(74−38−10) 225
    D= 2 = = =0,75
    d x 3 ∙ 102 300
    d 2 f 80+74+85+ 5+10+8+2 ∙(45−38−54) 356
    E= = = =1,187
    d2 y 3 ∙ 102 300
    d 2 f 85+ 5−80−8 2
    F= = = =0,05
    dydx 4 ∙ 10 40
    PLANC=−¿)
    TPI =Z 0 −Z
    80+ 74+85+ 45+38+54 +5+10+8
    ¿ 80−
    9
    TPI =Z 0 −Z
    80+74 +85+ 45+38+54+ 5+10+8
    ¿ 5−
    9

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