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Question: Compute . Provide your answer in radians.
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| 1) What is the range of ? | |
| 2) Sine of what angle in the range of yields ? | Answer: |
| 1) The range of arcsin is . | |
| 2) . |
Solution:
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| Since the range of is , the answer must be in that range. |
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| Since Sine only equals for one value in that range, |