How do we apply inverses to trigonometric functions

The video tutorial covers inverse operations in algebra, including addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and square roots. It then transitions to inverse trigonometric functions, focusing on inverse sine and its application using the unit circle. The tutorial explains how to determine angles where sine equals a specific value, emphasizing the importance of understanding the range of inverse functions.

What is the difference between the cosecant function and the inverse sine function?

How do you determine the angle when the sine of that angle equals 1/2 using the unit circle?

Why is it important to consider the range of the function when finding the inverse sine of a value?