Explain how to use the measures of a right triangle to calculate the exact value of sin 30°? How can this information be used to determine the exact value of sin 60°?
@nopen
@omarbirjas this is a very interesting question. This is like defining sin itself. before I explain anything. I have to be sure that you are familiar with the unit circle
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okay in a unit we can consider it's radius as 1 if you take the sin of 30° in this circle you will notice that it's gonna be the y value divided by the radius of the 1 in other words it's pretty much like saying sin30° = y so whenever your putting in values of sin (of any angle) you're literally getting the value for y
*by the radius 1
https://www.mathsisfun.com/algebra/trig-interactive-unit-circle.html this is a interactive unit circle that you can play around with. do the same thing for sin 60°
and what would y be?
for??
y value changes according to the given angle
yea but what does why stand for....
what does it represent
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