Question
Question: How do you evaluate \( \tan \left( {{{\sin }^{ - 1}}\left( {\dfrac{2}{3}} \right)} \right) \) ?...
How do you evaluate tan(sin−1(32)) ?
Solution
Hint : Here we will be equating our given trigonometric value to an unknown variable x and move tan to the right hand side of the equation. The tan will become tan−1 and later we will be changing sin−1 into tan-1 for equating left hand side and right hand side.
Complete step-by-step answer :
Let tan(sin−1(32)) be equal to x ,
tan(sin−1(32))=x
Now taking tan to right side, it will become tan−1 ,
(sin−1(32))=tan−1x , let this be equation 1
Now solving left hand side using the identity sin−1x=tan−1(1−x2x) we will have, here x=32
sin−1(32)=tan−11−(32)232 ,
Squaring 32 inside the root,
sin−1(32)=tan−11−(94)32
Taking the L.C.M inside the root,
sin−1(32)=tan−199−432
sin−1(32)=tan−19532
sin−1(32)=tan−13532
sin−1(32)=tan−1(32×53)
sin−1(32)=tan−1(52)
Now putting this value of sin−1(32)in equation 1 will give us,
tan−1(52)=tan−1x
As tan−1 is at both sides, hence it will get cancel and we will get our value of x as 52 and this is equal to tan(sin−1(32)) .
So, 52 is our desired answer.$$$$
So, the correct answer is “ 52 ”.
Note : While moving the trigonometric terms from left hand side to right side or vice versa one should pay keen attention to the change in the trigonometric forms as here tan was changed into tan−1 .