`sin^(- 1)((sqrt(3))/2)-tan^(- 1)(-sqrt(3))`

Evaluate: tan^(- 1)(-1/(sqrt(3)))+tan^(- 1)(-sqrt(3))+tan^(- 1)(sin(-pi/2))

Show that "sin"^(-1)(sqrt(3))/2+"tan"^(-1)1/(sqrt(3))=(2pi)/3

Find the principal value of each of the following: i) sin^(-1)(1/2) ii) sin^(-1)(-sqrt(3)/2) iii) tan^(-1)(-1/sqrt(3)) iv) tan^(-1)(-1) v) "cosec"^(-1)(-2) vi) tan^(-1)(-sqrt(3))

If sin^(-1)((sqrt(x))/2)+sin^(-1)(sqrt(1-x/4))+tan^(-1)y=(2pi)/3 , then

If sin^(-1)((sqrt(x))/2)+sin^(-1)(sqrt(1-x/4))+tan^(-1)y=(2pi)/3 , then

If sin^(-1)((sqrt(x))/2)+sin^(-1)(sqrt(1-x/4))+tan^(-1)y=(2pi)/3 , then

a=sin^(-1)(-(sqrt(2))/(2))+cos^(-1)(-(1)/(2)) and b=tan^(-1)(-sqrt(3))-cot^(-1)(-(1)/(sqrt(3))) ,then

sin ^(-1) (sqrt(3))/(2) + sin ^(-1) sqrt(2/3)=

Find the value of sin[tan^(- 1)(-sqrt(3))+cos^(- 1)((sqrt(3))/- 2)]

Evaluate the value of tan^(-1) (-sqrt(3)) +cos^(-1) (1/(sqrt(2))) + sin^(-1) (-(sqrt(3))/2)