Math, asked by rahul192016, 11 months ago

sin (tan^-1(1)) + cos(cos^-1(1/2))

What is the principal value?

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Answered by Anonymous

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sin^-1 (sin1/sqrt2) + cos(cis^-1π/3)

π/4 + π/6

5π/12

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