SOLUTION: Cos^-1 (Sin π/8)
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Question 1058235: Cos^-1 (Sin π/8)
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Cos^-1 (Sin pi/8)
sin(pi/8) = cos(pi/2 - pi/8) = cos(3pi/8)
--> 3pi/8
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