Let arcman(y) = arcsin(y) - arctan(y). Find range and domain of arcman(y). Prove that y=man(z) exists...

Let arcman(y) = arcsin(y) - arctan(y). Find range and domain of arcman(y). Prove that y=man(z) exists when z=arcman(y). And find third order Taylor polynomial for arcman(y) and man(z).

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