Asked by Anon
State the domain for which the inverse function is decreasing.
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Answered by
Anon
inverse function of y=cosx (which is y=cos^-1(x))
Answered by
R_scott
if you look at the unit circle
cosine decreases continuously from zero to π
cosine decreases continuously from zero to π
Answered by
oobleck
take a look at the graph. it increases on [-1,1] but you need to restrict the domain of cos(x) to [-π,0] or [π,2π], etc.
Answered by
oobleck
oops. my bad. I read "increasing"
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