
you can think of such combinations this way like in this example,
sin(90°) = 1, well, then what is sin⁻¹(1)?
well, sin⁻¹(1) is really asking "what is the angle or angles whose sine is 1?"
well, we already know that sin(90°) is 1 thus sin⁻¹( sin(90°) ) = 90°.