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- OrionDark7
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Scratcher
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([sin v] of () ) block
Hi I don't know how to use the
I would like to know how to use this block.
I don't care if it's a super long explanation just tell me.
Thank you.
([sin v] of (9))block.
I would like to know how to use this block.
I don't care if it's a super long explanation just tell me.
Thank you.
- powercon5
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
([sin v] of () ) block
([sin v] of (9))are all to do with trigonometry
([cos v] of (9))
([tan v] of (9))
sin = opposite / hypotenuse
cos = adjacent / hypotenuse
tan = opposite / adjacent
a way to remember that is soh cah toa
however for a guide here is a project done by scmb1* about it
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/11488107/
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- OrionDark7
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Scratcher
26 posts
([sin v] of () ) block
Could you explain it a little more I can't quite figure it out.([sin v] of (9))are all to do with trigonometry
([cos v] of (9))
([tan v] of (9))
sin = opposite / hypotenuse
cos = adjacent / hypotenuse
tan = opposite / adjacent
a way to remember that is soh cah toa
however for a guide here is a project done by scmb1* about it
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/11488107/
- powercon5
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
([sin v] of () ) block
did you look at all of the project it is very helpfulCould you explain it a little more I can't quite figure it out.([sin v] of (9))are all to do with trigonometry
([cos v] of (9))
([tan v] of (9))
sin = opposite / hypotenuse
cos = adjacent / hypotenuse
tan = opposite / adjacent
a way to remember that is soh cah toa
however for a guide here is a project done by scmb1* about it
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/11488107/
Witty signature.
- OrionDark7
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Scratcher
26 posts
([sin v] of () ) block
Oh Oops I didn't see the link there I will check it out.did you look at all of the project it is very helpfulCould you explain it a little more I can't quite figure it out.([sin v] of (9))are all to do with trigonometry
([cos v] of (9))
([tan v] of (9))
sin = opposite / hypotenuse
cos = adjacent / hypotenuse
tan = opposite / adjacent
a way to remember that is soh cah toa
however for a guide here is a project done by scmb1* about it
https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/11488107/
- Ataxaos
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Scratcher
500+ posts
([sin v] of () ) block
Oh Oops I didn't see the link there I will check it out.It's 9th to 10th grade math. To extremely oversimplify it, it's has to do with the three sides of a triangle.
This website called "Math is Fun" explains it quite well, but doesn't go too deep so that it becomes rocket science.
If you're interested in math that's probably above your current grade in school, definitely check out the link!
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- OrionDark7
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Scratcher
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([sin v] of () ) block
Oh, I'm only in 6th Grade. I'll figure it out somehow.Oh Oops I didn't see the link there I will check it out.It's 9th to 10th grade math. To extremely oversimplify it, it's has to do with the three sides of a triangle.
This website called "Math is Fun" explains it quite well, but doesn't go too deep so that it becomes rocket science.
If you're interested in math that's probably above your current grade in school, definitely check out the link!
- MegaApuTurkUltra
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Scratcher
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([sin v] of () ) block
Oh, I'm only in 6th Grade. I'll figure it out somehow.You can still understand it. It's a pretty simple concept.
See here we have a right triangle. We also have an angle labelled α (alpha), so we will use the variable α to represent the degree measure of the angle. In the diagram you also see sides labelled h, a, and b. We will use the variables h, a, and b to represent the length of those sides.
sin α = a/h
For example, suppose α is 30 degrees. The sine of 30 degrees is 0.5. Well, it just so happens that every right triangle with a 30 degree angle has its hypotenuse twice as long as the side opposite the 30 degree angle.
Similarly, cosine (noted “cos”) is defined as (referring to the above picture)
cos α = b/h
tan α = a/b = (sin α)/(cos α)
So what is this useful for? Well, we can convert angles into side lengths! Suppose we want to move a sprite by 50 pixels at an angle of 30 degrees. Refer back to the triangle above. We have α = 30 degrees. The sprite starts at vertex A and moves to vertex B. And, the length of side h is 50 pixels. So, you'd have code like this:
change x by ((50)*([cos v] of (30)))Well, you could also do
change y by ((50)*([sin v] of (30)))
point in direction (50)but that internally uses the same math as the first script.
move (50) steps
So why does it work? Well, we have
sin α = a/h
cos α = b/h
sin 30 = a/50
cos 30 = b/50
a = 50 * sin 30
b = 50 * cos 30
I hope this makes sense, and I hope you learned something
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- gamebeater187
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([sin v] of () ) block
Hi I don't know how to use the([sin v] of (9))block.
I would like to know how to use this block.
I don't care if it's a super long explanation just tell me.
Thank you.
this reports the sin of a number.
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- MegaApuTurkUltra
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([sin v] of () ) block
</captain-obvious>Hi I don't know how to use the([sin v] of (9))block.
I would like to know how to use this block.
I don't care if it's a super long explanation just tell me.
Thank you.
this reports the sin of a number.
The OP needs help understanding what the block does, so an explanation or a link to one might be more helpful than repeating the name.
Last edited by MegaApuTurkUltra (Oct. 17, 2015 17:33:56)
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- dgprogramer
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Scratcher
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([sin v] of () ) block
sin= sin = opposite / hypotenuse
cos = adjacent / hypotenuse
tan = opposite / adjacent
It's just trigonometry. It's the same thing if that's what you were asking. If you're still confused, there are a ton of websites on the net that describe what sin, cos and tan are! Hope this helps!
cos = adjacent / hypotenuse
tan = opposite / adjacent
It's just trigonometry. It's the same thing if that's what you were asking. If you're still confused, there are a ton of websites on the net that describe what sin, cos and tan are! Hope this helps!
- codeman1044
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([sin v] of () ) block
Please don't necropost. This topic is from 2015.
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- TheBurger82
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([sin v] of () ) block
I definitely am…Oh Oops I didn't see the link there I will check it out.It's 9th to 10th grade math. To extremely oversimplify it, it's has to do with the three sides of a triangle.
This website called "Math is Fun" explains it quite well, but doesn't go too deep so that it becomes rocket science.
If you're interested in math that's probably above your current grade in school, definitely check out the link!
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([sin v] of () ) block
Please don't necropost.
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Snap! is a website that offers block coding like Scratch, but also offers the creation of your own blocks and writing JavaScript functions. The adventurous should consider checking it out!
Potentially useful tutorials and topic coverage
If you want to see a new tutorial added to this, feel free to leave a suggestion on my profile.
- PenguinPower312
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([sin v] of () ) block
([sin v] of (9))
I would like to know what this block means because I really don't understand! Thanks !
Last edited by PenguinPower312 (Dec. 2, 2020 00:41:10)
- DerpyHead0
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([sin v] of () ) block
please don't necropost, this thread is from 2015. you can just read the thread for answers, or create a new thread if you still have problems.([sin v] of (9))
I would like to know what this block means because I really don't understand! Thanks !
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