[C#]Math.Sin() is wrong?

Sin() uses radians, not degrees.

How can I change it to degrees?

Since there are Pi radians per 180 degrees, you need to multiply the argument of sin by Math.PI/180.

e.g. Math.Sin(30 * Math.PI/180) is sin of 30 degrees.

edit: I just saw your question about Math.Sinh: sinh is hyperbolic sin. Just like sin gives the y-component of the angle parameterization of the curve x^2+y^2=1, sinh gives the y-component corresponding to an angle-like parameterization of the hyperbolic curve x^2-y^2=1

You can find more on wikipedia if you're interested: Hyperbolic Sin

Thanks.

What about Math.Sinh()?

Wow you're quick. You replied while I was editing. See the bottom of my other post for info on Math.Sinh.

Oh, wow, haven't got there in math yet.

Is there a function to get X from SinX? [Like doing SHIFT SinX in a calculator(not the computer one)]

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Original post by Portishead Oh, wow, haven't got there in math yet. Is there a function to get X from SinX? [Like doing SHIFT SinX in a calculator(not the computer one)]

Math.Asin, if I understood your question correctly.

You have b = Sin(X), and you want to know what X is, right?
Then X = Math.Asin(b), it's the inverse sine function (sin^-1)