Graphing y = sin[sin¯¹(x)]

[@john_____4504]

wow that's deep. Don't interrupt my students when you come in late. Especially if you consider your self one.

[@Chillo56]

LET HIM KNOW WHO'S BOSS!

[@sajayrrr]

f for that late kid bois!

[@hossainyousha879]

I'd never be late in your class 😀😬

[@hotpears55]

Love your accent

[@Shounen12345]

Sorry . . . . I will talk to you afterwards😎😎

[@dhanraaj]

When 😎?

[@Shounen12345]

@@dhanraaj whenever u say 😂😂

[@simran_kaur963]

hy nice one but one question i didnt get the logic of that -1.5one why not defined did we humans cannt do this if not the why if yes than how

[@kushg9026]

See his previous lectures where he defines sine inverse, beyond -1to1, sine inverse no longer remains a function, it becomes a relation instead, hence we restrict it between -1 to 1 which is called its domain

[@simran_kaur963]

@@kushg9026 can u elaborate again

[@kushg9026]

Email me your query back , will try to respond [e-mail]

[@sasukekianhoong6130]

Why is not look curve why is a straight line ?

[@anlei9882]

it's the graph of y=x (-1

[@PRSN-09]

That's because when you apply a function to X then apply it's inverse you end up with X,in other words you end up with the mother graph of linear graphs,y=x