2 years ago

Find the value of arcsin(tan(pi/4))

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Arcsin[tan(π/4)]

1st calculate tan(π/4)
tan(π/4) = tan(45°) = 1
Now plug this value in the original equation:
arcsin(1) = 90° or arcsin(1) = π/2

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