Math, asked by harshachintu95, 11 months ago

sin theta=4/3 does exist for some value of angle theta?

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Answered by 007aaradhya

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Sin ø can't be equal to 4/3 because value of sinø lies between -1 to +1 it can't have Value greater than 1. so it is not possible. no such angle exist.

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sin theta=4/3 does exist for some value of angle theta?​

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sin theta=4/3 does exist for some value of angle theta?