Solve 15=35sinΘ Equation with No Calculator

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The discussion focuses on solving the equation 15=35sinΘ without a calculator, highlighting the complexity of the equation and the challenges faced by the user. The equation involves multiple terms, including a square root and divisions, which complicate the solution process. The user attempted to use Wolfram Alpha but found it required excessive computational power. There is also a reminder to avoid starting new threads for the same problem, indicating a preference for continuity in discussions. The thread emphasizes the need for clear mathematical expression and problem-solving strategies.
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please help me solve the following, I do not have a good enough calculator :(

15=35 sinΘ(-35 sin\vartheta \pm( \sqrt{(35sin \vartheta)^2 -294)}/-9.8) -4.9((-35 sin\vartheta \pm( \sqrt{(35sin \vartheta)^2 -294)}/-9.8)^2

It is a massive equation, I tired using wolfram alpha but it took too much computational power...

PS. The parentheses should cover all of the square root, so that it was divided by -9.8
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