Math, asked by lokeshpatel81, 10 months ago

How to find the value of sin40​

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Answered by Anonymous
3

If any angle x is in degree then it is equal to (x×π/180) unit in radian. (a+h)=(37×π/180+3π/180). h=3π/180. @Ujjayanta Bhaumik has given a good solution which gives an idea in which range sin 40 actually lies,But if you want to calculate it's Approximate value by mentally then here is solution .

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Answered by vinod04jangid
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Answer:

0.6427

Step-by-step explanation:

Given: sin40^{\circ}

First convert degree into radian.

\theta in radians = \theta in degrees*(pi/180^\circ)

So, 40 degrees=40^\circ* (\pi /180^\circ) rad

                         = \frac{2\pi }{9}\\=0.6981

So, sin 40^\circ = sin(0.6981)

                 = 0.6427

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