Explanation The given trigonometric expression is, sin − 1 x + sin − 1 ( − x ) . Assume θ = sin − 1 x , then sin θ = x . It is known that sin ( − θ ) = − sin θ which implies sin − 1 ( − x ) = − sin − 1 ( x )

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