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19 April, 06:11

Compare each common trigonometric function with its respective inverse function and explain why these comparisons make sense in the light of the definition of the inverse of a function. Also, explain why you think the domains and ranges of the inverse trigonometric functions make sense in relation to their parent functions.

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