sin
- noun
- /sɪn/
- Specialized
- Using the formula, we can calculate the sin of the given angle in our triangle.
- sin theta
We have X which is algebraic sin X, which is trig.
- We have X which is algebraic sin X, which is trig.
- That gives us X sin X.
Examples
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To find the sin of 30 degrees, you divide the length of the opposite side by the hypotenuse.
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In a right-angled triangle, the sin of angle A is the ratio of the length of the opposite side to the hypotenuse.
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In other words, sin X is equal to Y, right?
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If you take a look at that calculation, tan A = so, sin A cos A
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So let us take DXDT is equal to minus sin T.
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We have X which is algebraic sin X, which is trig.
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So the derivative of sin X is cosine X and then the derivative of cosine X is minus sine X.
Synonyms
A number equal to the length of the side opposite an angle divided by the hypotenuse in a right triangle
Idioms
- NSFW
A couple who live together and have sex without being married, often seen as wrong by some people
Compounds
- Specialized
Very serious wrongdoing in Christian belief that stops God from forgiving you unless you say you are sorry
- Formal
A very serious wrong action in Christian belief that leads to spiritual death unless you ask for forgiveness
- Specialized
A less serious wrong in Christianity that does not separate you from God
- Jargon
A small area where a player must wait as a penalty in sports like rugby or hockey
Surface Forms
Etymology
The math word sin comes from sine, which comes from Latin sinus meaning 'curve' or 'bay'. Long ago, people used words for 'curve' and 'fold' to name the function that makes a wave-like line, so sin now names the ratio that links an angle to the opposite side and the long side of a right triangle.