#i dont understand what i did wrong [itf+calc]

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lavish monolithBOT
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lavish monolithBOT
ionic rampart
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and ig if i take tan inverse x then am getting 1/2

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am getting 1/4 thru it

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also can u pls ping me when u ans cuz i would most likely be on another tab

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i dont understand what i did wrong [itf+calc]

strange anvil
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you can not say that the sin inverse term equals the sec inverse term for x>1

ionic rampart
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but its coming the same right

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i have been doing that for yrs

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ALSO I FORGOT TO TOOK INSIDE KA DERIVATIVE

strange anvil
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cos inverse(1-x^2/1+x^2) is 2tan inverse(x) for x>0

ionic rampart
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yeaa but if we take that term in a trinagle we can derive it to the same as sin [like yea am extending the method for no reason]

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but idk it just always clicks to me