Use complete sentences to explain why it is not possible to simplify the following trigonometric expression. sin(arcsin(2))

Arcsin(X) is the inverse function of the Sin function.

This means that Arcsin(X) gives you the value Y that you need to input in the function of Sin in order to have Sin(Y) = X

Here you can see that we have Arcsin(2), this would be equal to a number that when you put it inside the sin function, you have

Sin(Y) = 2, but as you know, the range of the sin function is from -1 to 1, so you never can have Sin(Y) = 2, this is why this expression can not be simplified.

it is probably the graph on the bottom right.

i think it is c, not positive though

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