seriously I’m failing math
Basically, arcsin is when an archangel sins I think
Well, you see, you have these things called trigonometric functions. Namely sin, cos and tan.
They take in an angle, either in degrees, or radians if you’re based, and give a real number.
This you probably already know.
Arc function take in a real number and give back an angle, it’s the inverse of the respective “normal” (non arc) function.
That’s the gist of it, there are some some nuances, but your textbook probably does a better job at explaining it that I could through just text.
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You look familiar
Something_Random insists on confusing everyone.
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I thought you were fishe for a sec
Who?
basically the inverse of the normal sine functions
think of it as this:
y=arcsin(x) is basically just x=sin(y)
y=arccos(x) is basically just x=cos(y)
y=arctan(x) is basically just x=tan(y)
however the output is bounded so that they’re still functions
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Fishe was someone who got banned and had the same pfp
ok that makes a lot more sense
Ok, let me try to dissect this
this inverts sin onto the y axis
this moves the equation to the right (so that it doesn’t overlap with arcsin x)
this limits the equation so that it can be a function
aight, I think I learned what I needed to learn, thanks guys
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