I'm sorry but I don't quite understand. I did sin 57. It gave me .8386
OpenStudy (freemap):
please help, I don't understand
OpenStudy (anonymous):
Sin θ = a/h
sin(57) = x/12
0.436 = x/12
0.436(12) = x
5.23 = x
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
The answer would be 5 if I only used one decimal place.
OpenStudy (freemap):
Thanks, Could you explain why you got 12 from?
OpenStudy (freemap):
where
OpenStudy (freemap):
I did sin57 and it gave me 8386
OpenStudy (anonymous):
H = 12
h is the hypotenuse
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OpenStudy (freemap):
I'm just trying to understand not challenge, I have more to do. I just want to know how to do them. Where did you get 0.436? I did sin 12, and the √ and did not get 0.436. Thanks so much
OpenStudy (freemap):
I didn't type the quesion marks have no clue where that came from
OpenStudy (freemap):
I the place of the question marks I said I also tried the squre root and didn't get the .436
OpenStudy (caominhim):
hold up, no it's not 5
OpenStudy (caominhim):
make sure your calc is in degree mode
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OpenStudy (freemap):
Its in dregree mode. I press sin and put 57 and enter is that how you do it?
OpenStudy (anonymous):
@caominhim you're right.
OpenStudy (anonymous):
The answer would be 10
OpenStudy (freemap):
So the answer isn't 5?
OpenStudy (caominhim):
multiply the hypotenuse by sin(57)
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
No it's 10.
OpenStudy (caominhim):
because sin(theta) = opposite/hypotenuse
OpenStudy (anonymous):
I had to put it in degrees.
OpenStudy (freemap):
Its in dregree mode. I press sin and put 57 and enter is that how you do it?
OpenStudy (caominhim):
SOHCAHTOA
sin = opposite/hypotenuse
cos = adjacent/hypotenuse
tan = opposite/ adjacent
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OpenStudy (anonymous):
@freemap yes. that is right.
OpenStudy (caominhim):
and yes that gives you the sin value, now multiply that by 12
OpenStudy (freemap):
When I do that Why do I keep getting .8386
OpenStudy (caominhim):
because sin(57) = .8386705679
OpenStudy (freemap):
Thanks I just didn't understand where .436 came from. sorry for being annoying.
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OpenStudy (caominhim):
it's cool, though i don't know where you got .436 from
OpenStudy (freemap):
Thats what lia.may got
OpenStudy (caominhim):
oh that's the radian value of sin(57)
OpenStudy (freemap):
oh okay thanks so much for working with me
OpenStudy (caominhim):
no problem
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