sin(π/3−sin^−1(−1/2)) is equal to

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asked Jan 15, 2018 in Mathematics by sforrest072 (157,439 points) 61 410 937
edited Mar 6, 2018 by faiz

sin(π/3−sin−1(−1/2)) is equal to

(A) 1/2       (B) 1/3      (C) 1/4       (D) 1

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answered Jan 15, 2018 by sforrest072 (157,439 points) 61 410 937
edited Mar 6, 2018 by faiz
 
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=sin[π/3−sin−1{sin(−π/6)}]=sin(π/3+π/6)=sin(3π/6)=sinπ/2=1

Hence, sin(π/3−sin−1(−1/2))=1

The correct answer is D.

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