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Unlocking Inverse Trig Functions: Domains and Solutions

Learn how to find inverse trig functions, limit domains for sine and cosine, and solve in algebraic form. Master QI, QII, QIV quadrants and more.

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Unlocking Inverse Trig Functions: Domains and Solutions

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  1. AP Calculus AB Day 1 Section 5.6 Perkins

  2. To have an inverse, a function must be 1-to-1. Since sine and cosine are not, we must limit their domains. QII QI QIV QI Inverse Trig Functions

  3. More Inverse Trig Functions The quadrants for csc are the same as sin. The quadrants for sec are the same as cos. The quadrants for cot are different than tan.

  4. Solve.

  5. Solve. Write in algebraic form.

  6. Write in algebraic form.

  7. AP Calculus AB Day 1 Section 5.6 Perkins

  8. Inverse Trig Functions

  9. More Inverse Trig Functions

  10. Solve.

  11. Solve. Write in algebraic form.

  12. Write in algebraic form.

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