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Inverse cosine
Summary
This post explores the mathematical identities involving inverse trigonometric functions, specifically focusing on why sin(arccos(x)) simplifies nicely while sinh(arccosh(x)) does not. It includes a sketch of a proof for these identities, providing an insightful look into the nuances of mathematical simplification.
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