Inverse Trig. Functions : arcsin(x) : ExamSolutions

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Tutorial on inverse trigonometric function of sin, arcsin(x).

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sir your videos are VERY helpful!i have my c3 paper tomorrow and very confident about it thanks to most of your videos :) thanks alot sir

tremolo

frickin' horrid functions had to ruin my favoruite topic trig

mihjpkw

(sinx)^-1 is 1/sin(x). But this is not about that sin^-1(x) is different. If sin(x)=y then x = sin^-1(y) pronounced x=inverse sin(y)

ExamSolutions_Maths

sir thank you so much for explaining why 'y' is restricted precisely in that range. i hired a tutor to learn C3 and familiarize myself with it and she couldn't explain it either. makes me wonder if i should ask her for help for C4 too.

pluiedemiel

so the y value is restrcted between that range simply to make it a function, as not having the range causes it to be many to one etc. ?

dineshn

i'm retaking C3 this summer (even if im still 15 :P ) and this has completely changed the way i do maths (for the better of course!). thanks!!

edwinelguedj

Thanks, your videos have been a great help! :)

SamLiddleG

at 6:33 you have changes the swapped the y and x axis over, why?

ZUB

This may sound like a daft question but is it true that the Maths from C1 through to C4 become more sophisticated ?
I finished GCSE Maths last year. I presume that the natural course to take in listening to these videos is to work from C1 to C4 in order.

stevedl

good luck! Hopefully it'll be an easy one

SamLiddleG

well it wasn't easy by any means - i heard it was the hardest c3 exam paper issued in the lat 10 years - hopefully grade boundaries will go down

that question 3 really pissed me off - about converting sin and cos into tan = 1/3tan40

noor

My C3 exam tomorrow, hoping all goes well, I need 83 UMS for an A overall

SamLiddleG

Sounds like Gordon Ramsay. Especially at x2 speed

BobMarley-yzwh

So, whats the difference between the Cosec graph and the arcsin graph, they are both referred to as the inverse of the sin graph.. please if anyone can clarify

kokorav

Check out my inverse functions tutorial

ExamSolutions_Maths

correct me if i am wrong, but according to the Laws of Powers, doesn't (sinx) to the power of -1 equal 1/(sinx) ? and in that case equal cosecx?

lazer

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