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How to find sin, cos, and tan without calculator?
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use the tables available for such calculations....
Let's say, you are given a fraction \[\sin \theta = \frac 35\] Now the ratio of sin is, opp/hyp. So if we draw a triangle, it will look something like, |dw:1331678475210:dw|
Try Clark's Table available in printed form...
Now.. find the 3rd side using a Pythagoras theorm. \[5^2 - 3^2 = P ^2\]\[25 - 9^2 = P^2\]\[P = 4\] So now we have something like, |dw:1331678599940:dw|
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