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Arccos(cos(7pi/4)). Image is attached for reference

Arccos(cos(7pi/4)). Image is attached for reference-example-1
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Answer:

Pi/4

Explanation:

first we have to figure out what cos of 7pi/4 is. Using the unit circle, we know that it is equal to root2/2. Cos to the negative 1 is basically just finding the radian value that matches the value in the parenthesis. This means we have to find the corresponding radian to root2/2. Using the unit circle, we find this to be pi/4

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