Jadhav Sin Function Theorem

Jadhav Sine Function Theorem is an alternative to old and complex Sine Function Theorem which was discovered by an Indian Mathematical-scholar Jyotiraditya Jadhav. It was first recorded in a manuscript written by Jadhav himself titled Revised Trigonometric Sine Function Theorem and accepted after peer review by INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ENGINEERING AND APPLIED SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY.

Jadhav Sine Function Theorem
Trigonometric Theorem
Definition
Jadhav Sine Function Theorem, is an alternative to complex trigonometric theorems which is a result of pure geometric expressions and numeric pattern
Details
Classification	New Trigonometric Theorem
Applications	Astronomy, Aerodynamics, Navigation etc.
Angles	Angle which is already known: x and set of angles which form same sin ratio as angle x
Named after	Jyotiraditya Jadhav
Invented by	Jyotiraditya Jadhav
Field	Jadhav's Trigonometry
Subject	Modern day Indian Trigonometry
Indian Invention

Jadhav Sine Function Theorem states:

If $sin(x)=sin(y)$ such that $x,y\in R$

then $y=(2n-1)\pi ^{c}\mp x$ or $y=(2n-1)180^{\circ }\mp x$

Applications

The uses of this formula based theorem are from various fields of Science and Technology which includes some fields like:

• Astronomy
• Aerodynamics
• Aerospace Engineering
• Classical Mechanics
• Geography and Navigation

Constants

There is only one constant in the theorem $\pi ^{c}$/$180^{\circ }$. $\pi ^{c}$ is used if the angle $x$ is in radian measure and $180^{\circ }$ is used if angle $x$ is in degree measure.

Units

Angle $y$ is obtained in the respective angular measures on the use of constants, if $\pi ^{c}$ is used then the resultant angle $y$ is obtained in radians, if $180^{\circ }$ is used then resultant angle would be in degrees.

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