Ice Cream Man needs a lot of help... What is the domain and range of Sin^-1x? Ice Cream Man knows that the Domain is [-1,1] Ice Cream Man knows that the Range is -pi/2, pi/2. What Ice Cream Man does not know is that there are different kinds of brackets surrounding the range. One of the options is (-pi/2,pi/2) and the other option is [-pi/2,pi/2]. Ice Cream Man appreciates your help in advance.
I like talking in 3rd person too XD
Ice Cream Man does not know what you are talking about and only wants help Mr. John
@mmmmmmmmmm123
\(\large { \textit{Inverse Trigonometric Identities} \\ \quad \\ \begin{array}{cccl} Function&{\color{brown}{ Domain}}&{\color{blue}{ Range}}\\ \hline\\ {\color{blue}{ y}}=sin^{-1}({\color{brown}{ \theta}})&-1\le {\color{brown}{ \theta}} \le 1&-\frac{\pi}{2}\le {\color{blue}{ y}}\le \frac{\pi}{2} \\ \quad \\ {\color{blue}{ y}}=cos^{-1}({\color{brown}{ \theta}})&-1\le {\color{brown}{ \theta}} \le 1& 0 \le {\color{blue}{ y}}\le \pi \\ \quad \\ {\color{blue}{ y}}=tan^{-1}({\color{brown}{ \theta}})&-\infty\le {\color{brown}{ \theta}} \le +\infty &-\frac{\pi}{2}\le {\color{blue}{ y}}\le \frac{\pi}{2} \end{array} }\)
ice cream man knows this already but what ice cream man needs to know is what kind of parenthsis to put, [ ] or ( )
hehe well... look at the \(\Large \le\qquad \ge\) signs :) that'd say which is which
ice cream man does not understand.... :(
well... what does (this, that) mean? or what does [this, that) mean? or what does [this, that] mean?
ice cream man will guess that the answer is ( )
is ice cream man right? @jdoe0001
hmm you may want to shake your 8ball then
methiks icecreamman is slacking off in his interval notation
ice cream man would now like to change the answer to [ ]
John does not know the answer. John is sad
Ice Cream Man is sorry that John is sad and would like to give John an ice cream cone
methinks icecreamman needs to reread his section on interval notation
John is eating ice cream right now. Greta sad because you won't share.
Greta did not help. So Greta does not get an ice cream.
It does not give the option of [ ) @jdoe0001
But Greta wants ice cream. (for real though, John won't share his ice cream) :(
Greta will get ice cream if she helps answer the question :)
@Directrix @freckles will you please help ice cream man?
@Nnesha ice cream man needs help will you help?
@kidrah69
me thinks icecreamman needs to reread his section on interval notation
OH SO ITS [ ] RIGHT?!?!?!?! @kidrah69
@jdoe0001
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