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sin-(cos(7pi/5) (arcsin)
i have the equation (x+n2pi) but don't know where to go from their
i have the equation (x+n2pi) but don't know where to go from their
How Do You Solve the Inverse Function Problem Involving sin^(-1)(cos(7π/5))?
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How did you get x+n2pi?
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f(x + P) = f(x)
the periodic function of cosine is 2pi? no?
the periodic function of cosine is 2pi? no?
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What you've written makes no sense at all! What do you mean byKarma said:sin-(cos(7pi/5) (arcsin)
i have the equation (x+n2pi) but don't know where to go from their
"sin-(cos(7pi/5) (arcsin)"?? And what does that have to do with an inverse function?
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