Use a right triangle to write the following expression as an

Use a right triangle to write the following expression as an algebraic expression. Assume that x is positive and that the given inverse trigonometric function is defined for the expression in x cos(sin^-1 5x) cos(sin^-1 5x) =

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cos (sin-15x)

Let sin-15x=t

Taking sin on bith sides

sin(sin-15x)=sin t

5x=sin t

sin t=5x=5x/1

cos (sin-15x)=cos t

In right triangle,Sin theta= opposite/hypotenuse

We have sin t=5x/1

Therefore opposite=5x and hypotenuse=1

using pythagoras theorem

opposite2+adjacent2=hypotenuse2

(5x)2+ adjacent2=1^2

25x2+ adjacent2=1

Subtracting 25x2 from both sides

25x2+ adjacent2=1-25x2

adjacent2=1-25x2

taking square root both sides

square root (adjacent2)=square root(1-25x2)

cos x= adjacent/hypotenuse

Therefore cos t= square root(1-25x2)/1

cos t=square root(1-25x2)

Substituting back sin-15x for t

cos(sin-15x)=square root(1-25x2)

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