SECTION 71 The Inverse Sine Cosine and Tangent Func 451 nd t
SECTION 7.1 The Inverse Sine Cosine and Tangent Func 451 nd the exact value of each expression. Do not use a calculator sioms 57, 4s Jind the evay 38. sin- sin 38. sin-l sin (- 42. cos-11 cos(- 10 39. tan, tan(- 3m 40. sin sin 44. tan- tan \\43, tan-1( tanm 5s-$2, find the exact value, if any, of each composite function. If there is no value, say i is not defined D e, say it is \"not defined Do not use 48, tan(tan(-2)] 52. sin sin(-1.5)] 46. cos cos--21 46. co-(cos-1(-)] sin 47 47. tan (tan 14) tan ( tan 4 50. sinfsin(-2) 51. tan (tan) 33-60,find the inverse function f of each function f Find the range of f and the domain and range of f \", Problems 53-60, find the inverse 5 f(x)--2 cos (3x): O sKS 56. f(x) = 3 sin(2x);-:-x 58. f(x) cos(x + 2) +1: -2s ST-2 58. f) -cos+2)+1:-25x5-2 60,f(x) (3r + 2)-2sxs--+ =2cos Problents 61-68, find the exact solution of each equation 62, 2 cos-1x = 63.3 cos-1(2x) = 2 65, 3 tan-1x- 66-4 tan-1x = 6-6 sin-1(3r) = 68. 5 sin- 2m 2 sinx 3m Applications and Extensions Problens 69-74, use the following discu ms 69-74, use the following discussion. The formula cos-I (tan i tan ) I Pola Pole Sun 0 North latitude D 241 an be used keed to approximate the number of hours of daylight Equator or any date between the vernal equinox and autumnal l fiund as the angle i mie declination ofthe Sun is iat a location , north 
Solution
41)
sin-1(sin(9/8))
=sin-1(sin(+(/8)))
=sin-1(-sin(/8))
=-sin-1(sin(/8))
=-(/8)
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42)
cos-1[cos(-5/3)]
=cos-1[cos(2-(5/3))]
=cos-1[cos(/3)]
=(/3)
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43)
tan-1[tan(4/5)]
=tan-1[tan(-(/5))]
=tan-1[-tan(/5)]
=-tan-1[tan(/5)]
=-(/5)
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44)
tan-1[tan(-2/3)]
=tan-1[-tan(2/3)]
=tan-1[-tan(-(/3))]
=tan-1[-(-tan(/3))]
=tan-1[tan(/3)]
=(/3)

