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Which angle forms a y-coordinate on a unit circle of /~3/2 (square root of 3 over 2)

User Manuskc
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Answer:


\theta=60\degree

Or


\theta=(\pi)/(3)


Explanation:

We want to find the angle which forms a y-coordinate of
(√(3) )/(2)

on the unit circle.


The y-coordinate on the unit circle is given by
\sin(\theta).


This implies that
\sin(\theta)=(√(3) )/(2)



\Rightarrow \theta=\sin^(-1)((√(3) )/(2))



\Rightarrow \theta=\sin^(-1)((√(3) )/(2))



\Rightarrow \theta=60\degree

Or


\theta=(\pi)/(3)



User Suresh Peddisetti
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