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True or False: The notation Arcsin x (notice the capital A) represents the inverse sine function.
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there is no agreement on this
what do you mean? @amistre64
i mean that the usage of Arcsin to mean anything in a universal setting is futile. There is no standard agreement as to what it should represent other than what each individual author defines it as.
http://mathworld.wolfram.com/InverseSine.html this has a little paragraph explaining the ambiguity
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