Math, asked by ishwarigosavi01, 8 months ago

Is sin(θ) different from sin

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Answered by Kashmiripsyco

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Answer:

technically it is not.

because sin is always of an angle and the angle is represented by theta.

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Answered by Anonymous

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Here is your Answer :

Sin is Always of An angle and the angke is represented by theta....

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