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AZPaul3
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07-07-2015 2:00 PM

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Where Ent is the entanglement factor. Also known as mess.
w1 is the number of cables of diameter d1 in cm
w2 is the number of cables of diameter d2 in cm
w3 is the number of cables of diameter d3 in cm
wt is the total number of cables
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Thinner cables add a higher entanglement value than thicker cables.
Higher Ent is a higher state (mess) of entangled cables.
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Where Esd is the effort value for the enlightened state of disentanglement. Also known as hassle.
Ent is the entanglement factor (mess) from equation 1
wt is the total number of cables
a is the area space you have to work within given in cm3
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More cables in a smaller area increases the hassle factor.
Higher Esd is higher hassle to achieve the enlightened state of disentanglement.
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Esd values < 100 are moderate efforts doable in a few minutes.
Values > 100 < 300 are accompanied by mild profanities.
Values > 300 < 800 are accompanied by perspiration and strong profanities.
Values > 800 < 1000 are accompanied by wringing perspiration, violent profanities and require alcoholic libations in recovery
Values > 1000 are left for the nephew.
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Edited by AZPaul3, : values
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Edited by AZPaul3, : correction. thank you, xongsmith.
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07-07-2015 4:44 PM 		Reply to: Message 77 by xongsmith
07-07-2015 2:52 PM

Why is a, the area, given in units of volume?
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In actuality area was used as a ... well... oops.
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07-07-2015 7:53 PM 		Reply to: Message 81 by NoNukes
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Then throw in some more BS math and voila. You are right again!
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Damn! That's good. I gotta remember these things!
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