SOLUTION: Find each value. Write angle measures in radians. 13. Cos^-1(- square root of 3/2) 14. Sin^-1 (-squareroot of 2/2) 15. Arctan (-squareroot of 3/3) 16. tan (Cos^-1 1/2) 17. c

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Question 1034537: Find each value. Write angle measures in radians.
13. Cos^-1(- square root of 3/2)
14. Sin^-1 (-squareroot of 2/2)
15. Arctan (-squareroot of 3/3)
16. tan (Cos^-1 1/2)
17. cos (sin^-1 (-3/5))
18. cos (Arctan (-1))
19. tan (sin^-1 12/13)
20. sin (Arctan -squareroot 3/3)
21. Cos^-1 (tan 3pi/4)
22. Sin^-1 (cospi/ 3)

Answer by ikleyn(52810)   (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
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Find each value. Write angle measures in radians.

13. Cos^-1(- square root of 3/2)         arccos() = .
 
14. Sin^-1 (-squareroot of 2/2)          arcsin() = .


15. Arctan (-squareroot of 3/3)          arctan(() = .

16. tan (Cos^-1 1/2)                     tan(arccos() = tan() = .

17. cos (sin^-1 (-3/5))                  .

18. cos (Arctan (-1))                    cos(arctan(-1)) = cos() = .

19. tan (sin^-1 12/13)                   .

20. sin (Arctan -squareroot 3/3)         sin(arctan() = sin() = .

21. Cos^-1 (tan 3pi/4)                   arccos(tan() = arccos(-1) = .

22. Sin^-1 (cos(pi/ 3))                  arcsin(cos) = arcsin() = .


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