To find arcsin, we need to use the identity:
sin(arcsin(x)) = x
Since arcsin is negative, sin(arcsin) is also negative. Therefore, we can say:
sin(arcsin) = -sqrt(1 - (cos)^2)
where (cos)^2 = 8/17
Substituting, we get:
sin(arcsin) = -sqrt(1 - (8/17))
Simplifying, we get:
sin(arcsin) = -sqrt(17/17 - 8/17)
Simplifying further, we get:
sin(arcsin) = -sqrt(9/17)
Therefore, arcsin = -sqrt(9/17)
To find arctan, we need to use the identity:
tan(arctan(x)) = x
Substituting, we get:
tan(arctan) = -8/17
Therefore, arctan = -8/17
So, arcsin is -sqrt(9/17) and arctan is -8/17.