trig problem help

[gh0st]

I divide in my calculator:  sinus π/6
and I get:  -9.138395 x 10^-3
and the answer is just:  -1/2

I have to do a conversion I suppose first or what?

[Kulverstukas]

What the flick did you do..? remove the colors or I'll remove the thread :/

[gh0st]

What the flick did you do..? remove the colors or I'll remove the thread :/

i try to fix it!!! but i cant T.T help

[Snayler]

Your calculator is set in Degrees, you need to set it to Radians.
BTW, what's up with all the homework questions?

[Kulverstukas]

You're welcome, but I will remove threads that are unreadable from now on without warning...

[Snayler]

You're welcome. Here's your [-1].

[Axon]

I swear to god when I first saw this thread, I immediately knew it's gh0st who made it. Although snayler was the last poster. You sir are giving this forum a bad name by posting you homeworks, a ten year old can solve.

[Snayler]

I swear to god when I first say the thread, I immediately knew it's gh0st who made it. Although snayler was the last poster. You sir are giving this forum a bad name by posting you homeworks, a ten year old can solve.

^^This.
And I don't think you've earned the right to call yourself a "hacker", you're only fooling yourself.

[Axon]

^^This.
And I don't think you've earned the right to call yourself a "hacker", you're only fooling yourself.

I blame it on lucid, he was giving the authority over this section, and this guy keeps posting his homeworks. I mean c'mon, this section should be used to discuss intelligent scientific matters, not solving homeworks.

[gh0st]

cough* okay Ive the answer its easy

Rad. = Sex.
----      -----
 π        180

[6NavI]

indeed.....its misusing this forum....a sharp 6 yr old chap could solve solve such.....come lets try harder stuff.....lik laplance