Arcsine Calculator

y=arcsin(x) Graph

Y (Degrees)	Y (Radian)	X
90 ̊	π/2	1
60 ̊	π/3	0.866025
45 ̊	π/4	0.707107
30 ̊	π/6	0.5
0 ̊	0	0
-30 ̊	-π/6	-0.5
-45 ̊	-π/4	-0.707107
-60 ̊	-π/3	-0.866025
-90 ̊	-π/2	-1

An Arcsine Calculator is a tool used to find the inverse sine (also called arcsin or sin⁻¹) of a given number. It helps determine the angle whose sine value is known.

What is Arcsine?

Arcsine (denoted as sin⁻¹(x) or asin(x)) is the inverse function of the sine function. This means that if:

sin⁡(θ)=x

then,

θ=sin⁡⁻¹(x)

where θ is the angle (in degrees or radians) whose sine is x.

Why Use an Arcsine Calculator?

To find angles in trigonometry, physics, and engineering problems.
Useful in right triangle calculations (e.g., if you know the opposite side and hypotenuse, you can find the angle).
Helps in wave analysis, navigation, and signal processing.

How to Use an Arcsine Calculator

Enter a value for x (between -1 and 1).
The calculator computes the angle θ in degrees or radians.
The result is typically within the principal range:

When to Use It?

When solving right triangles.
In physics problems involving oscillations or circular motion.
In computer graphics and animations for angle calculations.
For solving equations involving the sine function.

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