Monday, January 18, 2016

Calculate the expression sin^-1(sin(5pi/3))+tan^-1(tan(2pi/3))?

We'll solve the problem based on the following
rules:


sin^-1(sin(x)) = arcsin (sin x) = x and arctan(tan
x) = x


tan^-1(tan(x)) = arctan(tan x) =
x


According to these rules, we'll
get:


arcsin (sin (5pi/3)) =
5pi/3


arctan(tan (2pi/3)) =
2pi/3


arcsin (sin (5pi/3)) + arctan(tan (2pi/3)) = 5pi/3 +
2pi/3


arcsin (sin (5pi/3)) + arctan(tan (2pi/3)) =
7pi/3


The values of the given sum of inverse
trigonometric functions is 7pi/3.

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