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Find the value of Sin^-1(tan π/4).

Find the value of Sin^-1(tan π/4).-example-1
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Answer:

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Explanation:

1. Remind that


\tan \left((\pi )/(4)\right)=1.

Here you can use trigonometric table to find the value of
\tan\left((\pi)/(4)\right), or you can remind that
(\pi)/(4)=45^(\circ) and
\tan45^(\circ)=1 because special right triangle 45°-45°-90° is isosceles (with congruent oppposite and adjacent legs) and the ratio between the opposite leg and adjacent leg is equal to 1.

2. Now


\sin^(-1)\left(\tan\left((\pi)/(4)\right)\right)=\sin^(-1)1=(\pi)/(2),

because


\sin(\pi)/(2)=1.

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