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Here's the Question, Infinity upon infinity should be equal to 1. My reasoning is that sine is Opposite/Hypotenuse. Sin (90) = 1. When the triangle has 2 90 degree angles, the lines 'opposite' and ;hypotenuse' will never meet, and hence their length is Infinity each. When divided, sin (90) is 1. I know that my other methods this can be refuted, but please tell me if my reasoning in way is correct. Thank you and please feel free to express your thought.
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First of all, the reason sin(90) is 1 is only because sine is defined as opposite over hypotenuse. In any right-angled triangle, the opposite to 90 degrees is the hypotenuse itself, and that is sin(90) = opposite/hypotenuse = hypotenuse/hypotenuse = 1.
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