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I would like to solve the below: int arcsin(x)^1/2/(1-X)^1/2 But I don't know where and how to enter the function.

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Your expression is ambiguous: There is a function named int( which extracts the integer part of a numerical result. But there is nothing enlightening about it: int(25/3) gives 8 as result
Do you mean to calculate the integral?
Is it arc sin of square root of X or square root of arcsin(X)?
I am going to assume you want to calculate the indefinite integral of [arcsin (square root of X)]/(1-X)^(1/2)

In Main calculator screen tap the Down pointing arrow at the left of the tool bar (left of the Edit Menu). Select Settings>SetUp>Basic Format

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As you can see, the angle unit must be in Radians. Make sure that the Decimal calculation is unchecked, otherwise yoy will get a numerical result.
Press the keyboard key to enter your expression.

  1. Press the 2D keyboard
  2. Use the pen to tap the arrow close to the 0 to reveal the Integral template and tap it
  3. Tap the arrow again to reveal the fraction template.
  4. Tap it to insert it at the cursor position.
  5. Tap mth to open the mathematics tab
  6. At the bottom of the mth Tab press TRIG
  7. Tap the arc sine key (sin^-1) and insert it in the numerator of the fraction.
  8. Press the U-turn arrow at the bottom of the mth keyboard to exit the trigonometric functions.
  9. Tap the square root function to the right of the natural log, tap the variable x and right parenthesis, on physical or soft keyboards.
  10. Tap the down arrow to move cursor to the denominator of the integrand.
  11. Type in the denominator (square root of (1-x))
  12. Use the right arrow to move the cursor to main line, and one more tap to move cursor after the d, press the x key enter the differential.
The result is on the screen, but you have to scroll right to reveal it completely.

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Your result is clearly incorrect in view of the fact that the sine function ranges from -1 to 1. So it cannot be 36.29. For a moment I thought that maybe you wanted to calculate the arcsine but the results are not even close.
Here is a screen capture that shows you the correct results. You can see that I was right in assuming you were calculating the arcsine but not in radians. You are calculating it in degrees.
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On the second line I calculated the arcsine of 3.06/5.17. Look at the top of the screen and you will see RAD. Thus the arcsine is in Radians. I multiplied it by 180/pi to convert the result to degrees, which apparently is what you want to obtain.
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