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graph of arcsin(sinx), arctan(tanx), and arccos(cosx) is how?

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graph of arcsin(sinx), arctan(tanx), and arccos(cosx) is how?

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10 Mar 2010 19:18:02 IST

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-pi/2<=arc sinx<=pi/2

-pi/2<arc tanx<pi/2

0<=arc cos<=pi hence

-pi/2<=arcsin(sinx)<=pi/2

, -pi/2< arctan(tanx)<pi/2

0<=arccos(cosx)<=pi

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