Question

What is the arcsin(1.16)?

Answer 1

Are you allowed to use calculator?

Answer 2

Yes.

Answer 3

I don't have one.

Answer 4

and google won't do it.

Answer 5

Ok. it's undefined.

Answer 6

go to mathway.com

Answer 7

Okay, thanks.

Answer 8

It doesn't exist.

Answer 9

Okay, thanks.

Answer 10

What is mathway?

Answer 11

A math guide

Answer 12

Okay, thanks.

Answer 13

yup

Answer 14

what level are you at?

Answer 15

because i can give you the answer

Answer 16

precalc.

Answer 17

1.570796327-.i5584022166

Answer 18

lol, don't need that, but thanks.

Answer 19

that is the answer but at advanced study of maths

Answer 20

well then it is undefined hehehe at ur level

Answer 21

everything has a solution but at ur level for the sake of simplification u say its undefined

Answer 22

Okay.

Answer 23

Geek, can you help?

Answer 24

When I put in "arcsin(.9665 degrees) in degrees" into google, it gives me an identical answer.

Answer 25

Why does it do that?

Answer 26

Because a domain of \(sin^{-1}x\) is [-1, 1] and .9665º is in between -1 to 1, so it is identified.

Is this clear?

Answer 27

yes because u are in the R plane but if you migrate in complex world which is Z then the answer is different

Answer 28

Yes, but what is the answer of arcsin(.9665 degrees)?

Answer 29

the R world sorry hehehe

Answer 30

In the simple world please :P

Answer 31

arcsin(.9665 degrees) = 0.0168694073

Answer 32

But isn't that in radians?

Answer 33

You can use WolframAlpha to calculate. http://www.wolframalpha.com/

Yeah, it is in radians.

For degree, arcsin(.9665 degrees) = 75.12763776º

\[xº = \dfrac{180x}{\pi}\]

Answer 34

Okay, thanks.

Answer 35

Google is broken.

Answer 36

i keep getting disconnected it seems that i need to format my system