Sec6.4:#7 SKILLS5-8 · Evaluating Inverse Trigonometric Functions Find theexact value of each expression, if it is defined. Express youranswer in radians.5. (a) sin-1(b) cos-0(c) tan¬l V36. (a) sin¬'0(b) cos'(-1)(c) tan¬'0V2V217. (а) sin(b) cos(c) tan-(-1)22V38. (a) sin(b) cos-(-)(c) tan (-V3)

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