| Display title | Sinus totus |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | In trigonometry, the sinus totus (Latin for "total sine") was historically the radius of the base circle used to construct a sine table; that is, the maximum possible value of the sine.
Letting the notation $ \operatorname {Sin} \theta $ stand for the historical sine, and $ \sin \theta $ stand for... |
