Graphing Inverse Trigonometric Functions

Graphing inverse Trigonometric functions is pretty much like taking a part of a trigonometric function that passes the horrizontal line test, and flipping it over the line y=x

this is what arctan looks like....

tanx                arctan

D:(-pi/2,pi/2)                  D:(-infin,infin)

R:(-infin,infin)                   R:(-pi,pi)

this is what arcsin looks like (just the red part)...

sinx                arcsinx

D:(-pi/2,pi/2)                  D:(-1,1)

R:(-1,1)                   R:(-pi/2,pi/2)

and this is what arccos looks like (just the black part);

cosx                arccosx

D:(0,pi)                  D:(-1,1)

R:(-1,1)                   R:(0,pi)

Remember, the output of an inverse trig function is an ANGLE