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Topic	If x^(-1) is 1/x, then why is sin^(-1)x equal to arcsinx and not 1/sinx?
organicbamf 04/12/17 2:38:47 PM #4:	it's a notation convention, that's it look up feynman's trigonometric notation when he was in high school or college or something. he abandoned it, but i wish it stuck Paragon21XX posted... Because 0.999~=1 RedWhiteBlue posted... Paragon21XX posted... Because 0.999~=1 A decimal can't equal an integer oh you two --- get ready for a backside attack ;) <cite>organicbamf posted [p:877060913] in If x^(-1) ... [t:75229679]...</cite> <quote>it's a notation convention, that's it look up feynman's trigonometric notation when he was in high school or college or something. he abandoned it, but i wish it stuck <cite>Paragon21XX posted...</cite> <quote>Because 0.999~=1</quote> <cite>RedWhiteBlue posted...</cite> <quote><cite>Paragon21XX posted...</cite> <quote>Because 0.999~=1</quote> A decimal can't equal an integer</quote> oh you two --- get ready for a backside attack ;)</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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