Maths Trigonometry Caluculator

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What is a Trigonometry Calculator?

A Trigonometry Calculator is a precision tool designed to master the relationships between side lengths and angles of triangles. It simplifies complex circular functions into actionable data.

✓ Solves Sine, Cosine, and Tangent
✓ Converts between Degrees & Radians
✓ Calculates Inverse Functions (Arcsine, etc.)
✓ Essential for Physics, Engineering, and Navigation

sin(θ) = opp / hyp

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The DEG/RAD Switch

Trigonometry relies on two different languages for angles. The DEG/RAD key allows you to toggle between them, ensuring your calculations match the specific needs of your project.

✓ Degrees (DEG): Based on a 360° circle. Standard for basic geometry.
✓ Radians (RAD): Based on the circle's radius (2π). Vital for Calculus.
✓ Flux Logic: Automatically converts inputs based on the active mode.

DEG

RAD

180° = π radians

MODE: ACTIVE

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The Inverse Cosine cos⁻¹

The Inverse Cosine (also known as Arccosine) is used to find the unknown angle when the ratio of the adjacent side to the hypotenuse is known.

✓ Input Range: The input value must be between -1 and 1.
✓ Primary Use: Finding angles in right-angled triangles easily.
✓ Dual Output: Get results instantly in Degrees or Radians.

RATIO INPUT: 0.5

acos(0.5)

60.00°

θ = cos⁻¹(x)

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The Inverse Sine sin⁻¹

The Inverse Sine function (Arcsine) calculates the angle when you provide the ratio of the opposite side to the hypotenuse. It is the perfect tool for reverse engineering a triangle.

✓ Mathematical Rule: The input must strictly be within the range of -1 to 1.
✓ Usage: Ideal for finding the elevation angle in physics and construction.
✓ Precision: High-accuracy output in Degrees or Radians based on your selection.

OPP / HYP: 1.0

asin(1.0)

90.00°

θ = sin⁻¹(opp/hyp)

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The Inverse Tangent tan⁻¹

The Inverse Tangent (Arctan) function is unique because, unlike Sine and Cosine, it accepts any real number as input to calculate the corresponding angle.

✓ Infinite Range: It can calculate angles for any input value from negative to positive infinity.
✓ Slope Analysis: Widely used to determine the angle of a slope or gradient.
✓ Result Handling: Flux ensures the output is perfectly scaled to your DEG/RAD setting.

OPP / ADJ: 1.0

atan(1.0)

45.00°

θ = tan⁻¹(opp/adj)

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The Sine Function sin(θ)

The Sine function calculates the vertical component of a unit circle. It represents the ratio of the side opposite to an angle to the hypotenuse in a right-angled triangle.

✓ Standard Values: Famous ratios like $\sin(30^\circ) = 0.5$ are core to geometry.
✓ Waveforms: Used to model sound waves, light, and electrical currents.
✓ Flux Mode: Automatically detects if your $30$ input is in Degrees or Radians.

ANGLE: 30°

sin(30)

0.5

sin(θ) = Opposite / Hypotenuse

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Standard Trigonometric Values (DEG Mode)

Angle (Degrees)	sin(θ)	cos⁻¹	tan⁻¹
0°	0	1	0
30°	0.5	0.8660	0.5773
45°	0.7071	0.7071	1
60°	0.8660	0.5	1.7320
90°	1	0	Undefined

* Use these values to verify your Flux Trig Pro calculations.