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Sin(arcsin^-1(x))=x for -1<x<1 TRUE OR FALSE?

Sin(arcsin^-1(x))=x for -1<x<1 TRUE OR FALSE?-example-1

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answer : true


sin(sin^-1(x))= x

Proof:

Lets assume
(sin^-1(x))= y

When we move sin^-1 to the other side it becomes sin

so x= sin(y)

Now we replace it on the left hand side


sin(sin^-1(x))


sin(y) = x (Right hand side)

Hence proved,
sin(sin^-1(x))= x


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