Hi All, I have the following equation (X and Y are variables and A and B are constants) Y=B*Cos(X-A) and i have two values of Y (0.683,1.199) and two values of X (-10.232,-10.505 in Radians), thus two equations: 0.683=B*Cos(-10.232-A) 1.199=B*Cos(-10.505-A) How do i get A and B? Thanks for your help,

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