Question

how to find the average of sin square theta?

Answer 1

Don't get it :S

Answer 2

me neither...how can u find the average of just one quantity?

Answer 3

You need \(<\sin^2\theta>\) right?

Answer 4

not a quantity.

Answer 5

*just one term

Answer 6

yes @apoorvk

Answer 7

average must be 1/2 ? :P

Answer 8

how you can say that?

Answer 9

@Vaidehi09 basically that means average value of \(\sin^2\theta\) in its period - which is \(\pi\).
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