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If we consider only the principal values then the value inverse trigonometric functions then the value of `(cos^-1(1/(5sqrt2) (-sin^-1)4/sqrt(17))` is (a) `sqrt(29)/3` (b) `29/3` (c) `sqrt3/29` (d) `3/29`

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