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Trigonometric Inverses
Changing the domain L. Marizza A. Bailey
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Definition of Inverse Let Then f has an inverse g if and only if
Calculus Lesson 13 12/4/2018 Definition of Inverse Let Then f has an inverse g if and only if Then if and is a function if and only if each y is assigned to only one x L. Marizza A. Bailey
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Definition of Inverse is a function if and only if each y is assigned to only one x This function is not invertible. This means it does not have and inverse
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Definition of Inverse is a function if and only if each y is assigned to only one x This function is invertible. This means it does have and inverse
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Sine is not invertible The sine function is not invertible on the real line If we change the domain to , then it will be invertible.
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sin-1 (x) = arcsin(x) The domain of arcsin is the range of sin
The range of arcsin is the domain of sin Note the domain and range
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cos-1(x) = arccos(x) What is the domain of invertibility of cosine?
Write the cosine function with domain and range of invertibility? Write the arccosine function with domain and range of invertibility?
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The domain of invertibility of Sine
Which of these angles generates same y-coor? Not in domain
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The domain of invertibility of Cosine
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