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if x=sin inverse sin(10),y=cos inverse cos (10) then find y-x

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Answered by abhi178
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we know, sin^{-1}(sinA)=A when -90° < A< 90°
and cos^{-1}(cosA)=A when 0 < A < 180°

here, x = sin^{-1}(sin10^{\circ})=10^{\circ} as it clear that, -90° < 10° < 90°

and y = cos^{-1}(cos10^{\circ})=10^{\circ} as it is clear that, 0° < 10° < 180°

so, y - x = 10° - 10° = 0°

hence , y - x = 0°
Answered by rohitkumargupta
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HELLO DEAR,

as we know, sin-¹(sinx) = x [if , -90 < x < 90]
and cos-¹ (cosx) = x [if 0 < x < 180]

now,
given, x = sin-¹{sin(10)} & y = cos-¹{cos(10)}

so, x = 10 [if 0 < x < 90]

similarly,

y = cos-¹ (cos10) = 10 [if 0 < x < 180]

therefore, y - x = 10 - 10 = 0

I HOPE IT'S HELP YOU DEAR,
THANKS
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