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sin^-1(x) + \sin^-1(3x) = 0
sin(\sin^-1(x) + \sin^-1(3x)) = sin(0)
Let A,B be some dummy variable.
A = sin^-1(x) hence sin(A) = x/1 (use this for later)
B = sin^-1(3x) hence sin(B) = 3x/1 (use this for later)
Now simplifying the equation.
sin(A+B) = 0
sinAcosB + cosAsinB = 0 which is the equation we need to solve
x/1 = sin(A), construct a triangle
Opposite/Hyp = x/1
x is opposite side, 1 is hypotenuse
Find the other side by the pythagorean identity.
cos(A) = \sqrt{1-x^2} as cos is adj/hyp
Do this similar triangle method for B = sin^-1(3x) to find cos(B) and sin(B) and solve the trig equation above.