Math, asked by jeninisha, 1 year ago

solve the following q+sin p=0

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Answered by kvnmurty

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q + sin p = 0
sin p = -q
p = sin^-1 (-q) = arcsin (-q)

Answered by amrutha05

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q+sin p =0
sin p = -q
p=sin^ -1 (-q) =arscin (-q)

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