Mathematics, 28.09.2019 04:40 nicole667
Explain why arcsin(sin(3π/4)) ≠ 3π/4 when y = sin(x) and y = arcsin(x) are inverses.
Answers: 1
and 
are *not* inverses. At least not perfect ones.
. If you have a calculator with the 
function built into it, this is the definition it uses. Notice that 
is outside this restricted domain.
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