solve sin(.13)

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sine(0.13) is that desimals or radians?????

sine(0.13 deg)=0.0022689260808398757

0.13 radians=57.2957795130823208767981548*0.13

=7.44845133670070171398 deg

sine(7.44845 deg)=0.129634119486726
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