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Angle 0 is in the second quadrant, and sin 0=3/5

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The value of theta in the second quadrant is,


143.1 \degree


Step-by-step explanation

The given trigonometric equation is

\sin( \theta) = (3)/(5)


This implies that,



\theta= arcsin((3)/(5) )


This implies that the principal solution is

\theta = 36.9 \degree
and it is an angle in the first quadrant.

But the solution we are looking for is an angle in the second quadrant.



This is given by

180 - \theta = 180 - 36.9 = 143.1 \degree
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