97.9747 = sinh (6.2737x10^9) How did they solve this?

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The discussion revolves around the equation 97.9747 = sinh(6.2737x10^9), with participants questioning how the value 5.2779 was derived from this equation.

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  • Participants explore the use of the arcsinh function as a potential method for solving the equation. There is also a question regarding the context of the problem and the accuracy of the values presented.

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The discussion includes attempts to clarify the calculation process, with some participants suggesting the use of inverse hyperbolic sine. There is acknowledgment of potential confusion regarding the original equation and its interpretation.

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There are indications of possible typos or misinterpretations in the problem statement, which may affect the understanding of the calculations involved.

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97.9747 = sinh (6.2737x10^9) How did they solve this??

Homework Statement



Just an equation that I don't understand how they calculated.

97.9747 = sinh(6.2737x109)...
6.2737x109 = 5.2779

how did they get the 5.2779 ??

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Can't you just take arcsinh?
 


That's not even close to correct. What context is this being brought up and are you sure you read it correctly or is not a typo?
 


j2dabizo said:

Homework Statement



Just an equation that I don't understand how they calculated.

97.9747 = sinh(6.2737x109)...
6.2737x109 = 5.2779

how did they get the 5.2779 ??

Homework Equations





The Attempt at a Solution


nevermind..had a brain fart ...just sinh-1(97.9747)
 

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