Question
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Find the value of given inverse trigonometric equation sin−1(cos(sin−1x))+cos−1(sin(cos−1x)).
Solution
Hint: We need to inverse trigonometric identities in this problem. Some of these identities are-
sin−1x+cos−1x=2π
sinx=cos(2π−x)
Complete step-by-step solution -
We have been given sin−1(cos(sin−1x))+cos−1(sin(cos−1x)). In order to simplify this, we will use the given identities-
sin−1x+cos−1x=2π
sin−1x=2π−cos−1x....(1)
cos−1x=2π−sin−1x....(2)
Using the given equations (1) and (2) we can write the expression as-
=2π−cos−1(cos(sin−1x))+2π−sin−1(sin(cos−1x))
As we know that sin−1(sinx)=xandcos−1(cosx)=x. So,
=2π−sin−1x+2π−cos−1x
=π−(sin−1x+cos−1x)
=π−2π=2π
This is the required answer.
Note: It is important to note that these formulas are valid only when the value of x is between 0 and 90o. So, we used an assumption that all the angles are acute angles. If it is not mentioned what type of angle is it, then we assume the angles to be acute.