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1 Inverse Trigonometric Functions and Their Derivatives
                                                    Inverse Trigonometric Functions and Their Derivatives

2 Not a one-to-one function

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4 Find the exact value of Find the exact value of

5 A one-to-one function Not a one-to-one function

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7 Find the exact value of Find the exact value of

8 Not a one-to-one function

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10 Find the exact value of Find the exact value of

11 Not a one-to-one function

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13 Find the exact value of Find the exact value of

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17 What is the reference angle?

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21 Not a one-to-one function

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23 Derivatives of Inverse Functions
General formula for all inverse functions Derivatives of Inverse Trigonometric Functions – six formulas to know

24 At x = 2: We can find the inverse function as follows: To find the derivative of the inverse function: Switch x and y.

25 Slopes are reciprocals.
At x = 2: At x = 4:

26 Slopes are reciprocals.
Because x and y are reversed to find the inverse function, the following pattern always holds: The derivative of Derivative Formula for Inverses: evaluated at is equal to the reciprocal of the derivative of evaluated at

27 A typical problem using this formula might look like this:
Given: Find: Derivative Formula for Inverses:

28 We can use implicit differentiation to find:

29 We can use implicit differentiation to find:
But so is positive.

30 We could use the same technique to find and
. 1 sec d x dx -

31 It is also useful to know the following when using your
calculator:

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33 Using the basic formula :

34 Using the basic formula :

35 Using the basic formula :

36 Using the basic formula :

37 What does this mean ??? It means that is a constant .

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39 YUCK!!


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