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Maxim Grechushnikov2015-02-04 11:40:38
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Maxim Grechushnikov, 2015-02-04 11:40:38

Where can they help solve this problem?

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It has been a school for a long time. there was no mathematics for a long time. I ask those who know to direct me what to look for in Google in order to understand how this is solved. maybe someone could help with a bottle of beer.
It is further complicated by the fact that you need to do this in Visual Basic

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Ext4, 2015-02-04
@maxyc_webber

As you rightly noted, there are two cycles.
The first for loop starts at 2 and iterates up to 6. Inside that loop, there is another for loop that starts at 1 and iterates up to 7. That's it.
All other functions (logarithm, sine, etc.) are in VB itself.
At the very beginning, you create a variable z and assign it the value 1.32.
For Loop in Visual Basic (MSDN) , documentation illustration .

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Eugene, 2015-02-04
@Nc_Soft

If this needs to be done in VB, then knowledge of mathematics is not needed here at all.
There will be 2 loops (one nested) and that's it. Stupidly you substitute numbers instead of x, y, z and consider values.

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