Physics, asked by hello1200, 6 months ago

is sin^2 dimensionless?

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Answered by minleetot

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Answer:

Sine, cosine and all the trig functions are dimensionless. They're trigonometric ratios so are necessarily unitless. Angles are unitless as well, essentially the ratio of an arc length of a portion of circle to its radius. So the inverse trig functions are also dimensionless.

Answered by muskanjangde861

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Yes

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