yup it is c but..my doubt is u get something like -sinx//sinx/...so how can u say it is -1 for sure?
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yesss!!!
it shld be none of dese bcoz u r gettin smthin lik [-sinx/mod(sinx)]
so when we sinx 2 b +ve we hv answer 2 b (+1) && if sinx is -ve den d answer is (-1)
do u guys agree???
but i got -1 only.... [12]
y = sin-1cos(x)
= sin-1sin(Î /2 - x) [hope x is between 0 to pi ]
dy/dx = -1.
i think they didn take any limits into account.
here's a other look at this perspective
see it like
sin-1(sin√1-x2)
=√1-x2
dy/dx= none of these
but #12 is perfect and so as mine
so the question is ambigious[1]
I am commenting on post #12,
according to sky sin-1(sin(Î /2-x))=Ï€/2 - x....
but that is true for a certain limit of interval.. (as sky said "hope x is between 0 to pi") . so the q is really ambiguous