sin^-1(-(sqrt(2)/2))

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Solution for sin^-1(-(sqrt(2)/2)) equation: 


2014;1924

2;3;0;1;2;12

(x^2+2*x)*ln(x)

5/3 = p/10

-7*z = -42

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