Question

sin^-1 [(radical 3)/2] (in the first quadrant)

Answer 1

basically find sin rad3/2 in the first quadrant in the unit circle

Answer 2

cos are the x values sin is the y values in it

Answer 3

so i would be looking at 60 degrees in the first quadrant?

Answer 4

yup

Answer 5

well what do i do with it, is that all? isn't sin prime does it alter the answer?

Answer 6

60 degrees or pie/3 is your answer, there the same thing, not sure what you mean with the second part of your question

Answer 7

in my problem it is typed as: sin^-1
is that the same as the original sin?

Answer 8

no its the inverse

Answer 9

when given a inverse problem i always say where in the unit circle is this value located

Answer 10

you just happen to be limited to quadrant 1 for your problem

Answer 11

oh ok thank you

Answer 12

np