Prove arcsin x for its logarithm form

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Homework Statement


Given sin x = (eix - e-ix) / 2i,
I want to prove that

arcsin x = -i ln(ix + √1 - x2)

Homework Equations


I know about the Euler's formula and complex number. But I have never learned about complex logarithms.

The Attempt at a Solution


I try to use x = sin y. But it seems not working. How to show that relation?
 
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