Han L. answered 01/26/16
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1. True. For any trig functions, y = sinx, cosx, tanx etc, x = arcsin y, arccos y, arctan y.
2. False. For a function to have an inverse "function", then the function must be both injective and surjective in otherwords, the function must be bijective. So, 1-1 is not enough.
3. True. Only in the case when x = (inverse) f of y is a "function".
4. False. The derivative of sin x is cos x. Apparently cos x has negative values from pi/2(exclusive) to 3 pi/2(exclusive). That means the original function sin x is decreasing on given interval. You can graph it too.
5. y = sec x. So, graph it and describe the function by seeing the graph.
6. False. cos x = 1/(sec x) = sec^(-1) (x). So, it is equivalent to saying cos(0.5) and it exists. You can punch it in calculator.