How to find radians from inverse sin/cosin/tan
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How to find radians from inverse sin/cosin/tan

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Maybe a better example would be sin^-1 (1/2). Which means at what angle is sin 1/2. The angle is pi/6, commonly referred to as a special angle, is the answer.So sin^-1 (1)would equal the angle where sin is 1 which would be the quadrantal angle pi/2-Sin of WHAT gives you one?......
For example, walk me through sin^-1(1)

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On this example, disregard most things you see and think to yourself. What angle makes sin 1. i got the 1 from the 1 in parenthesis. Maybe a better example would be sin^-1 (1/2). Which means at what angle is sin 1/2. The angle is pi/6, commonly referred to as a special angle, is the answer.

So sin^-1 (1) would equal the angle where sin is 1 which would be the quadrantal angle pi/2

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Sin of WHAT gives you one?

Well, you know that the sin of 90 degrees is equal to one.
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