Question #52804

What is the domain of arcsin(Sin(x))?

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Answer on Question #52804 – Math – Real Analysis

Question

What is the domain of arcsin(sinx)arcsin(\sin x)?

Solution

The domain of sinx\sin x is R\mathbb{R} (the set of real numbers), the range of sinx\sin x is [1;1][-1; 1], because sinx\sin x takes on values from [1;1][-1; 1] for every real xx. The domain of arcsin(t)arcsin(t) is [1;1][-1; 1], denote t=sinxt = \sin x and obtain that arcsin(sinx)arcsin(\sin x) is correct for every real number xx.

Thus, the domain of arcsin(sinx)arcsin(\sin x) is R\mathbb{R} (the set of real numbers).

Answer: R\mathbb{R}.

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