Separate $sin^-1 (cos theta + i sin theta)$ into real and imaginary parts [on hold]
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I tried it but it became horribly long. Please suggest a concise method to solve it.
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Let $sin^-1(costheta+isintheta)$ be $a+bi$. Then
$costheta+isintheta=sin(a+bi)=sin acos (bi) + cos asin(bi)$
Now just express $cos(bi)$ and $sin(bi)$ in another way to get the real and imaginary parts.
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Let $sin^-1(costheta+isintheta)$ be $a+bi$. Then
$costheta+isintheta=sin(a+bi)=sin acos (bi) + cos asin(bi)$
Now just express $cos(bi)$ and $sin(bi)$ in another way to get the real and imaginary parts.
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Let $sin^-1(costheta+isintheta)$ be $a+bi$. Then
$costheta+isintheta=sin(a+bi)=sin acos (bi) + cos asin(bi)$
Now just express $cos(bi)$ and $sin(bi)$ in another way to get the real and imaginary parts.
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Let $sin^-1(costheta+isintheta)$ be $a+bi$. Then
$costheta+isintheta=sin(a+bi)=sin acos (bi) + cos asin(bi)$
Now just express $cos(bi)$ and $sin(bi)$ in another way to get the real and imaginary parts.
Let $sin^-1(costheta+isintheta)$ be $a+bi$. Then
$costheta+isintheta=sin(a+bi)=sin acos (bi) + cos asin(bi)$
Now just express $cos(bi)$ and $sin(bi)$ in another way to get the real and imaginary parts.
answered Sep 9 at 13:53
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