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Which Trigonometric functions have a domain of (-1,1)
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Which Trigonometric functions have a domain of (-1,1)

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Answer:

Explanation:

[−1,1] and [0,
\pi]

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Answer:

A. y = arcsinx and y = arccosx

Explanation:

See the graph

Which Trigonometric functions have a domain of (-1,1)-example-1
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