Section 6.1.2 Inverse Sine and Cosine. Lesson Objective: Students will: Graph the relations for inverse sine and cosine. Restrict the range for to make.

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Section Inverse Sine and Cosine

Lesson Objective: Students will: Graph the relations for inverse sine and cosine. Restrict the range for to make them functions. Use inverse functions to solve for angles which are not special angles in the unit circle.

Definition The inverse of sin x is arcsin x or sin -1 x The inverse of cos x is arccos x or cos -1 x The notation y=arcsin x can be thought of as “the arc whose sine is …” This connects the inverse back to the unit circle

Important Idea Trig Function Inverse Trig Function

Closure After using the unit circle or calculator to find one angle for the inverse of a function, how can you easily find the additional angle?

Assignment Pg 276 #6-26 to 6-34