Help with rearranging a formula

Would I please be able to get some help with rearranging the following formula so that 'C' is the subject.

n=(1/sinC)

Thanks

sin^-1(1/n)=c

oli949

Would I please be able to get some help with rearranging the following formula so that 'C' is the subject.

n=(1/sinC)

Thanks

Physics no? Finding the critical angle? Multiply through by sinC, divide by your refractive index "n" and then use the inverse sine function.

n=(1/SinC)
n*SinC=1
SinC=(1/n)
C=Sin^-1(1/n)
Hope this helps :smile:

hey_its_nay

sin^-1(1/n)=c

That's very useful indeed... The OP has no idea how you got there. :rolleyes:

OP listen to the poster above.

Normandy114

n=(1/SinC)
n*SinC=1
SinC=(1/n)
C=Sin^-1(1/n)
Hope this helps :smile:

Thanks for the help my friend

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