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How to find sine function from sine table?
33 degree 42' 30" =33 degree 42.' +30/60' =33 degree 42.5' =33 degree +42.5/60 degree =33 degree +0.71 degree =33.71 degree sine(33 degree 42' 30") = sin(33.71 degree) =0.555 Read More »
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How to generate a sine look up table?
you know the number of entries needed. Is this for 45 degrees? 90 degrees?360? how many bits of precision do you need? Will you you be coding in 0 to 2^n -1, or in 2^s complement, or binary coded decimal etc. itis very simple to generate a ... Read More »
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How to convert the value of sine to degree, without a calculator ...
you mean radians -> degrees? The formula for that is 2*pi radians = 360 degrees. Therefore if you have a a radian value, you want to convert like so: your radian value * (360 degrees / 2pi radians) = your degree value. So in your case, if I... Read More »
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look at the unit circle. sin = ratio of the side opposite the angle to the hypotenuse of the rt triangle. zero degrees is usually considered a horizontal line think of a 45 degree angle and let the angle approach zero. the side opposite the...
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To calculate sine or cosine, you can use FSIN or FCOS (respectively). There is also a FSINCOS command. FSIN replaces a value in radians in ST with its sine. FCOS replaces a value in radians in ST with its cosine. FSINCOS calculates the sine...
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