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From: "Spehro Pefhany" <speff@INTERLOG.COM>

> Solving numerically,
> assuming that sen(x)  is sin(x), and that x is in radians, then
>
> x ~= -1.409624004
>
> Analytically, there may or may not be a solution. As an Engineer, I
> don't really care as I just want the answer to sufficient accuracy for
> my purposes.
>

Thanx for the help!

*Carlos*


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