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Which trigonometric function requires a domain restriction of [-pi/2, pi/2] to make it invertable?

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User Meng
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Answer:

A)
f(x)=sin x

Explanation:

I just did the test and this was the correct answer.

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User Sami
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Answer:


y=\tan x

Explanation:

The trigonometric function that needs a domain restriction of
[-(\pi)/(2),(\pi)/(2) ] to make it invertible is
y=\tan x.

The function
y=\tan x will pass the horizontal line test on this interval therefore making it an invertible function on this interval.

This explains why the inverse tangent function,
y=\tan^(-1) x has range
[-(\pi)/(2),(\pi)/(2) ].

Which trigonometric function requires a domain restriction of [-pi/2, pi/2] to make-example-1
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