Evaluating Inverse Trigonometric Functions (6.7.2) Flashcards

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• When evaluating an inverse trigonometric function:
• Think of the answer as “the angle whose _______ is….”
For example, sin–1 0.5 is equal to “the angle whose sine is 0.5.”
• Verify that the answer is in the correct range for the inverse trig function.
• The graph of the appropriate trig function is often helpful.

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• When evaluating an inverse trigonometric function:
• Think of the answer as “the angle whose _______ is….”
For example, sin–1 0.5 is equal to “the angle whose sine is 0.5.”
• Verify that the answer is in the correct range for the inverse trig function.
• The graph of the appropriate trig function is often helpful.

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