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\[cos^-1\frac{4}{5} + cos^-1\frac{12}{13}=cos^-1\frac{33}{65}\] when the inverse function takes principal range.
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I think it is to show that the LHS is equal to the RHS.
yes ... try taking sin() of whole thing on both sides.
did you copy the question correctly? the wolframalpha says it's false. http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=arcsin%283%2F4%29+%2B+arctan%281%2F7%29+%3D+pi%2F4
Then my teacher has given it wrong. :D But there are 3 more questions given. :(
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I checked another question and the wolfram alpha says it is true. Can you help me solve it?
sure
I changed the question. :)
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