cos-1(cos 4pie/3) solution for this
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According to the given question we should find

we know that range of cos^-1 is [ 0 , π ]
so , since 4π / 3 does not belong to the range we should subtract 4π / 3 from 2π.
2π - 4π / 3 = 6π - 4π / 3 = 2π / 3 .
therefore,

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hope it helps...!!!
According to the given question we should find
we know that range of cos^-1 is [ 0 , π ]
so , since 4π / 3 does not belong to the range we should subtract 4π / 3 from 2π.
2π - 4π / 3 = 6π - 4π / 3 = 2π / 3 .
therefore,
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hope it helps...!!!
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