Question
Question: The value of \[{\sin ^{ - 1}}\left( {\dfrac{{\sqrt 3 }}{2}} \right) - {\sin ^{ - 1}}\left( {\dfrac{1...
The value of sin−1(23)−sin−1(21) is
A.45∘
B.90∘
C.15∘
D.30∘
Solution
Hint : In the question related to the inverse trigonometric ratios we solve it by using trigonometric ratios values by converting them to required angles of specific values like (sin30∘=21) . Same method we have to apply here for the given values . You have to remember the values of sin for questions related to inverse trigonometry and identities too .
Complete step-by-step answer :
Given : sin−1(23)−sin−1(21) .
Now we know that sin60∘=23 and sin30∘=21 , using these values we get ,
=sin−1(sin60∘)−sin−1(sin30∘)
On simplifying we get ,
=60∘−30∘ , on solving we get
=30∘
Therefore , option ( D ) is the correct answer for the given question .
So, the correct answer is “Option D”.
Note: Alternate Method :
Given : sin−1(23)−sin−1(21)
We can use the identity of sin−1x−sin−1y=sin−1[x1−y2−y1−x2]
On applying the above identity we get ,
=sin−1231−(21)2−211−(23)2 , on simplifying we get
=sin−1[2344−1−2144−3]
On further solving we get
=sin−1[23×23−21×21]
=sin−1[43−41]
On simplifying we get ,
=sin−1[21] , we know that sin30∘=21 , therefore
=sin−1[sin30∘]
On simplifying we get the final answer as
=30∘ .
Hence proved .