solve sin^(-1) (sin 5) gt x^(2) - 4x...

solve `sin^(-1) (sin 5) gt x^(2) - 4x`

A

`x = 2 - sqrt(9-2 pi)`

B

`x = 2 + sqrt(9 - 2 pi)`

C

`x in (2 - sqrt(9-2pi), 2 + sqrt(9-2pi))`

D

`x gt 2 + sqrt(9- 2 pi)`

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The correct Answer is:

C

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