Calculate Sin/Tan/Cos of Theta - Pendulum Properties

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The discussion focuses on calculating the sine, tangent, and cosine of the angle theta in relation to pendulum properties. The original poster seeks assistance with these calculations for their study of pendulums. Clarifications are offered for those who may not fully understand the request. The importance of these trigonometric functions in analyzing pendulum motion is emphasized. Overall, the thread aims to facilitate a better understanding of pendulum dynamics through trigonometry.
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Hello, I'm studying pendulums and their proporties, and I really need to know the sin/tan/cos of theta. If anyone can help, please help.

And if you don't understand what I'm asking, please ask and I'll try to explain to the best of my ability.

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