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Indicate the relation which can hold in their respective domain for infinite values of x.

A
tantan1x=|x|
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B
cotcot1x=|x|
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C
tan1|tanx|=|x|
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D
sinsin1x=|x|
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Solution

The correct options are
A tantan1x=|x|
B cotcot1x=|x|
C sinsin1x=|x|
D tan1|tanx|=|x|
tan(tan1(x))
for x<0 tan(tan1(x)) implies
=tan(tan1(x))
=tan(tan1(x))
=x ...(i)
for x>0
tan(tan1(x)) implies
=tan(tan1(x))
=x...(ii)
Hence
tan(|tan1(x)|)=|x|
cot(cot1(x))
for x<0 cot(cot1(x)) implies
=cot(πcot1(x))
=cot(cot1(x))
=x
for x>0
cot(cot1(x)) implies
=cot(cot1(x))
=x ...(ii)
Hence
cot(|cot1(x)|)=|x|
sin(sin1(x))
for x<0 sin(sin1(x)) implies
=sin(sin1(x))
=sin(sin1(x))
=x
for x>0
sin(sin1(x)) implies
=sin(sin1(x))
=x
Hence
sin(|sin1(x)|)=|x|
tan1(tan(x))
For xϵ(π2,π][3π2,2π)
tan1(tan(x))
=tan1(tan(x))
=tan1(tan(x))
=x
For xϵ[0,π2)[π,3π2)
tan1(tan(x))
=x
Hence tan1|tan(x)|=|x|

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