97.9747 = sinh (6.2737x10^9) How did they solve this?

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The equation 97.9747 = sinh(6.2737x10^9) raises questions about how to derive the value 5.2779. The confusion stems from the calculation process, with one suggestion being to use the inverse hyperbolic sine function, arcsinh. It was clarified that the correct approach involves calculating sinh^-1(97.9747) to arrive at the solution. The discussion highlights the importance of verifying the equation and understanding the mathematical functions involved. Ultimately, the solution is found through the application of the inverse hyperbolic sine.
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97.9747 = sinh (6.2737x10^9) How did they solve this??

Homework Statement



Just an equation that I don't understand how they calculated.

97.9747 = sinh(6.2737x109)...
6.2737x109 = 5.2779

how did they get the 5.2779 ??

Homework Equations





The Attempt at a Solution

 
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Can't you just take arcsinh?
 


That's not even close to correct. What context is this being brought up and are you sure you read it correctly or is not a typo?
 


j2dabizo said:

Homework Statement



Just an equation that I don't understand how they calculated.

97.9747 = sinh(6.2737x109)...
6.2737x109 = 5.2779

how did they get the 5.2779 ??

Homework Equations





The Attempt at a Solution


nevermind..had a brain fart ...just sinh-1(97.9747)
 
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