Question

Can someone explain to me this example I found in my book:

Arcsin(sin (pi)) is equal to 0 not pi ???

Answer 1

Why's is it equal to o and not pi??

Answer 2

the range is restricted by convention between -pi/2 and pi/2

Answer 3

So you are saying that sin (pi) is not in that domain?

Answer 4

spose all the store has to offer you is an RC cola, why cant you purchase a MtDew?

Answer 5

well, im saying that the range or output is restricted

Answer 6

I don't get it, isn't pi within -pi/2 and pi/2