The range of y = Arcsin x

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taurus [48]3 years ago

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Answer:

This variant of a sine function, reduced to an interval where it is monotonous and fills an entire range, has an inverse function called y=arcsin(x) . It has range [−π2,π2] and domain from −1 to 1 .

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