Explanation
Analysis of x=∣sin−1x∣
The domain of sin−1x is [−1,1].
Therefore, x must be in the interval [−1,1].
Since the right-hand side, ∣sin−1x∣, is always non-negative, the left-hand side x must also be non-negative.
Combining these conditions, x must be in the interval [0,1].
For x∈[0,1], sin−1x≥0, so ∣sin−1x∣=sin−1x.
The equation becomes
x=sin−1x.
This equation can be rewritten as
sinx=x.
The only real solution to sinx=x is x=0.
Therefore, n1=1.
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Analysis of x=sinx
The equation is x=sinx.
This is the same equation encountered in the previous section.
The only real solution to x=sinx is x=0.
Therefore, n2=1.
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Calculation of n2−n1}
The value of n1 is 1.
The value of n2 is 1.
The difference is
n2−n1=1−1=0.
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\textbf{Final Answer:}
n2−n1=0