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You restrict the domain of these functions so that they become one-to-one. So for f(x)=sin (x) the domain becomes (-90<=x<=90 degrees),
for f(x) =cos (x) the domain becomes (0<=x<=180 degrees) and for f(x)=tan(x) the domain becomes (-90<x<90 degrees). This then means that these functions will now each have an inverse. You can also define these domains in radians.
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