Lois C. answered 06/01/20
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I'm not completely sure what you are asking in this question, but let me proceed and see if this makes sense:
Since arcsin x refers to an angle ( let's call it θ ) whose sin is x, then the expression inside the ( ) can be re-written as ( 2θ ), so now our entire expression becomes cos (2θ ). As an identity, cos (2θ ) has 3 variations of its formula. The 3 versions of the double-angle identity formula for cosine are:
1) cos (2θ ) = cos2 θ - sin2θ
2) cos (2θ ) = 2cos2 θ - 1
3) cos (2θ ) = 1 - 2sin2 θ
Again, I'm not sure this is what your question is actually asking, but I hope this helps.