Math, asked by proximaze, 1 year ago

Can anyone tell me how should I convert ratios to trigonometric angles


Dhruv00: you are asking if you have given a trigonometric ratio then for which angle does it stand?
proximaze: Yes
proximaze: please tell
proximaze: for example angle for cot3/4
proximaze: Please answer
shantanughost: is it cot 3/4 or cot^-1 3/4

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Answered by Dhruv00
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This is simple.
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Let you have given a ratio of perpendicular to the hypotenuse which is know as sine.
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sin @= 1/2 (say)
to find the value of angle you have to convert this trigonometric function in to inverse trigonometric function.
For this shift sin to right hand side
=> @ = sin(inverse) 1/2
=> @ = 30°
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In order to calculate any angle just shift the trigonometric function to its right hand side.
After shifting it will become inverse trigonometric(circular) function.

proximaze: what to do after this?
Dhruv00: since cot (inverse) 3/5 is not a well known value ,u have to take the help of table
proximaze: Table me in bas 90 degrees tak hote hain
proximaze: there is no value like 3/5 in table
proximaze: My teacher will scold me if I will go empty mind
Dhruv00: there is
proximaze: Ha ha ha is that so
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proximaze: Oh I thought you said that there is empty place in my head. I had not read those previous comments you were giving answers . Right!!
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