Answer:
d. π/2
Explanation:
1. You have the inverse trigonometric function .
2. Enter into you calculator , which is (in degrees)
°
3. This result in radians is:
we are given
we can also write it as
Let's assume arccos(0)=x
now, we can take cos on both sides
we know that cos is zero at pi/2
so, we will get
so, option-D..........Answer
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