When you use the sin function, you 'undo' it when you use the sin inverse (also called the arcsin) function so if you start with theta
then you use the sine function , sin (theta) then arcsin ( sin theta) = theta
Your equation: sin(theta) = x/10 now arcsin both sides
arcsin(sin (theta)) = arcsin (x/10)
theta = arcsin (x/10)
When you use the sin function, you 'undo' it when you use the sin inverse (also called the arcsin) function so if you start with theta
then you use the sine function , sin (theta) then arcsin ( sin theta) = theta
Your equation: sin(theta) = x/10 now arcsin both sides
arcsin(sin (theta)) = arcsin (x/10)
theta = arcsin (x/10)