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    Arcsin of 0.1

    Arcsin, Arccos, Arctan, Arccot
    Function
    x

    What is arcsin(0.1)?

    Answer

    arcsin(0.1) ≈
    5.7392° ≈ 0.1002 rad

    Range: arcsin x is an angle from −90° to 90°, so the answer is unique.

    ≈ — the value is not a table one; rounded to 4 decimal places.

    arcsin(0.1) is the angle α in [−90°, 90°] with sin α = 0.1.

    sin 5.7392° ≈ 0.1000

    xyOP

    α = arcsin(0.1) ≈ 5.7392°

    P ≈ (0.9950, 0.1)

    P lies on the line y = 0.1 in the right half of the circle, where cos α ≥ 0; highlighted: sin α = 0.1.

    All four inverse functions of 0.1
    FunctionDegreesRadians
    arcsin(0.1)≈ 5.7392°≈ 0.1002
    arccos(0.1)≈ 84.2608°≈ 1.4706
    arctan(0.1)≈ 5.7106°≈ 0.0997
    arccot(0.1)≈ 84.2894°≈ 1.4711

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    Arcsin of 0.1 (Inverse Sine) in Degrees and Radians. arcsin(0.1) ≈ 5.7392° ≈ 0.1002 rad: the angle in [−90°, 90°] whose sine is 0.1. With the check and the unit circle.
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    FAQ

    What is arcsin(0.1)?

    arcsin(0.1) ≈ 5.7392° ≈ 0.1002 rad

    How to convert arcsin(0.1) to radians?

    Multiply the angle in degrees by π/180: 5.7392° × π/180 ≈ 0.1002 rad.

    Why does a calculator show 0.1002 for arcsin(0.1)?

    The calculator is in radian mode (RAD) and gives the angle in radians: arcsin(0.1) ≈ 0.1002 rad. In degrees (DEG) it is ≈ 5.7392°.