
Bradford T. answered 01/22/22
Retired Engineer / Upper level math instructor
Need to find the derivative of y=3sin-1(x) and use
y-y0=y'(x-x0)
There are a couple ways to find y'
x = sin(y/3)
Take the implicit derivative
1 = cos(y/3)/3 y'
y' = 3/cos(y/3)
At (1/2, π/2), y' = 3/(√3 /2) = 6/√3 = 2√3
y - π/2 = 2√3(x-1/2)
y = (2√3)x-√3 + π/2
Note, you can also use (3sin-1(x))' = 3/√(1-x2) and get the same answer