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V PUBLICATION-INVERSE TRIGONOMETRIC FUNCTIONS-QUESTION BANK
- Find the principal value of sin^(-1)(1/(sqrt(2)))
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- Find the principal value of cot^(-1)((-1)/sqrt3)
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- Find the principal values of the following sin ^(-1)((-1)/2)
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- find the principle value of cos^(-1)((sqrt3)/2)
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- Find the principle value of the following cosec^(-1)(2)
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- Find the principle value of the following tan^(-1)(-sqrt3)
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- Find the principal values of the following cos ^(-1)(-1/2)
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- Find the principle value of the following tan^(-1)(-1)
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- Find the principle value of the following sec^(-1)(2/sqrt3)
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- Find the principal values of the following cot ^(-1)(sqrt3)
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- Find the principal values of the following cos ^(-1)(-1/sqrt2)
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- Find the principal values of the following cosec^(-1)(-sqrt2)
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- Find the values of the following tan ^(-1)(1)+cos ^(-1)(-1/2)+sin ^(-1...
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- Find the value of cos^(-1)(1/2)+2sin^(-1)(1/2)
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- If sin^(-1) x=y,then find the range of y
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- Find tan^(-1) sqrt3 -sec^(-1)(-2)
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- Prove that tan^-1 (1/2)+tan^-1(2/11)=tan^-1(3/4)
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- Express tan^-1(frac(cosx)(1-sinx)) in the simplest Form.
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- Express cot ^(-1)(1/(sqrt(x^2-1))),|x|gt1 in the simplest form.
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- Prove that tan ^(-1) x+tan ^(-1) ((2 x)/(1-x^2))=tan ^(-1)((3 x-x^3)/(...
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