Take Derivatives of Inverse Trig Functions (ArcSin, ArcCos) - [2]

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Prove that d(sin^-1(x))/dx= 1/√1-x^2 . Let y=sin^-1(x) siny=x Differentiating cosy dy/dx =1 dy/dx=1/cosy cos^2(y)+sin^2(y)=1 cosy=√1-sin^2(y)=√1-x^2 i.e dy/dx=1/√1-x^2.

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