Can sin(x)=i?
Learn how to solve this complex impossible-looking trig equation sin(x)=i. Of course, we need to use Euler's formula and the complex definition of sine. sin(sin(z))=1 • Math for fun, sin(sin(z))=1 Subscribe to @blackpenredpen for more fun math videos.
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