Posted by Hannah on Wednesday, June 20, 2012 at 10:31am.
If that is 11.5 in the numerator, no way. Sine cannot be over 1.0 ever. So arcsin-greater than one is nuts.
No it is sin^-1 (1.15/9.8)
This is arcsin(1.15/9.8)=
=arcsin 0.117=6.74 degr
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