Inverse Trigonometric Functions

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Find the values of the inverse function in radians.sin^-1(0.65) a. 0.71+2pi n and -0.71+2pi n b. 0.71+2pi n and -3.85+2pi n c.
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2. asked by Fading
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Which trigonometric function requires a domain restriction of [0,pi] to make it invertable?a. f(x)= sin x b. f(x)= cos x*******
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2. asked by Vsuf
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Explain why domain restrictions for inverse trigonometric functions are necessary?I’m having trouble understanding this topic
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2. asked by Benny
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Suppose f(x) = sin(pi*cosx) On any interval where the inverse function y = f –1(x) exists, the derivative of f –1(x) with
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2. asked by Thomas
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What is the general solution to y = arcsin 1?
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2. asked by Annabelle
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Using the standard restricted domain for the cotangent function, which of the following best describes the behavior of the
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2. asked by Bob
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Why is arcsin(pi/2) undefined?
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2. asked by Yung
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Define the inverse cotangent function by restricting the domain of the cotangent function to the interval (0, π). Evaluate the
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2. asked by anonymous
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Find the inverse function of F(x) = 2 arccosxF-1(x)=
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2. asked by jim
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How do I simplify arcsin (sin 6 pi) given the interval 0 ≤ theta < 2pi
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2. asked by Annabelle
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Find a simplified expression for cos(tan^(-1)(x/5))
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2. asked by Anonymous
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1. Evaluate tan[sin^-1(a)].a. [sqrt(1-a^2)]/1-a^2 b. [sqrt(1-a^2)]/a c. sqrt(1-a^2) d. {a[sqrt(1-a^2)]}/1-a^2 I do not know the
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2. asked by girly girl
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What is the cos inverse of -0.33333
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2. asked by Freezer
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1. Use the unit circle to find the inverse function value in degrees.tan^-1 √3 2. Use a calculator to find the value of the
1. 4 answers
2. asked by me
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Find the values of the inverse function in radians.tan^-1(0.09) answer choices: a.-0.09+2pi n b. no such angle exists c.-1.48+
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2. asked by Steve
3. 2,846 views
What is the cos inverse of -1/3
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2. asked by Freezer
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the graph of an inverse trigonometric function passes through the point (1,pi/2). which of the following could be the equation
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2. asked by Danny
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Explain why sin^-1[sin(3pi/4)] does not = 3pi/4 when y=sin(x) and y=sin^-1(x) are inverses.Any help on this question is greatly
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2. asked by girly girl
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How do I find the "exact value" for the arcsin of -pi/3 radians?
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2. asked by Anonymous
3. 381 views
tan^-1(1.73 degrees)
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2. asked anonymously
3. 72 views
Given that sin 𝑦 = −2√3𝑎𝑛𝑑 tan 𝑦 = √3 , 𝑓𝑖𝑛𝑑 𝑦 A. 60° B. 120° C. 210° D. 240°
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2. asked by Benny
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1. Use the unit circle to find the inverse function value in degrees. tan^-1 √32. Use a calculator to find the value of the
1. 14 answers
2. asked by kiki
3. 101 views
Use a calculator to find the value of the inverse function in radians.(tan^(-1))(-0.09) A. -0.09 B. no such angle exists C.
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2. asked by Blake
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State the doman and range of the relation y= Arc tan xDomain: All real numbers Range= -pi/2 < y < pi/2
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2. asked by Madalyn
3. 533 views
cos-1(1)
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2. asked by Freezer
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cos-1(-1/3).
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2. asked by Freezer
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What is the cos inverse of 1
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2. asked by Freezer
3. 43 views
Solve the equation: sin^-1 (4x^4+x^2) = 1/6 pi
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2. asked by Zee
3. 4,091 views
how to define arc cosine(cosine x)for -360 deg<x< 360 deg?? a proper conceptual approach to the solution will be appretiated..
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2. asked by mahima
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If y = sin−1 x, then sin y = x,−π/2 ≤ y ≤ π/2.Therefore, to find y = sin−1(−3/22, we must find an angle y whose
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2. asked by HELP!!!!
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Use your calculator to find cos−1(0.76) to the nearest degree.A. 49 B. 47 C. 43 D. 41 thank you if you help. or for even
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2. asked by clouds
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Use your calculator to find cos−1(0.76) to the nearest degree.A. 49° B. 47° C. 43° D. 41° please help me calculate this
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2. asked by clouds
3. 799 views
Use your calculator to find cos−1(0.76) to the nearest degree.A. 49° B. 47° C. 43° D. 41° please help me calculate this
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2. asked by clouds
3. 609 views
sin^-1(sin18pi/7)= ?
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2. asked by Kaur
3. 362 views
Write the general solution to y = arcsin (0.6428).40°±360°k 140°±360°k 220°±360°k 320°±360°k
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2. asked by Pebbles
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Solve: sin^-1(cos 4pi/3)
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2. asked by Yung
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I'm having a lot of trouble on this word problem. Can someone help me plz?To define the inverse sine function, we restrict the
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2. asked by Nicolle
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Evaluate the following expressions. Your answer must be an angle in radians and in the interval [(-pi/2),(pi/2)] .(a)
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2. asked by Anonymous
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tan(sin^-1(5/6)-cos^-1(1/5)
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2. asked by John
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Simplify arctan 1/3 + arctan 2/3(round to the nearest degree).
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2. asked by Mary
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Simplify the expression cot (cos−1(x)).Not sure how to do this.
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2. asked by Anonymous
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Find the exact value ofSin ( sin-1. 9/41 - cos-1 (-5/13)
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2. asked by Kk
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How do you solve: arcsin(sin 5pi/4)
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2. asked by Yung
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What notation can you use to represent the inverse sine function? (Select all that apply.)a) sin−1(x) b) sin(x−1) c) csc(x)
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2. asked by anonymous
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Solve the equation: sin^-1 (4x^4+x^2) = 1/6 pi
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2. asked by Maruf
3. 471 views
if sin(x)=-0.5 and x is in the third quadrant, find x
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2. asked by Jason
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sin [sin -1 (7/25) - cos -1 (-8/17)]
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2. asked by Ansley
3. 1,022 views
1) What is the value of arccos x as x approaches 1 from the left?2) What is the value of arcsin x as x approaches -1 from the
1. 1 answer
2. asked by Sam
3. 318 views
arctan(cot10Pi/9)
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2. asked by Liv
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sec(cos-1 (4/5))=?
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2. asked by Jacob
3. 815 views

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