Challenging Q

But i have a proof using calculus

Think about it then i will give the solution

∫-1/√(1-x²)

Integrate it you will see it.

simple take y=sin^-1x
and z=cos^-1x

then dy/dx=1/√1-x²

dz/dx=-1/√1-x²

so dy/dx=-dz/dx
cancelling dx and integrating on both sides

y =-z + c

therefore

sin^-1x=-cos^-1x + c

hey one Constant should be there in ur question.......[1][1][1].....

OR

Multiply and divide both sides by \frac{d}{dx}

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Three simultaneous posts!!!!

hey when i started typing no postings where der........