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Use the inverse Function theorem to compute the derivatie of the function: g:[-3,1] --> [0,pi] g(y)=arccos((y+1)/2)...

Use the inverse Function theorem to compute the derivatie of the function:

g:[-3,1] --> [0,pi]

g(y)=arccos((y+1)/2)

Do not use the chain rule in your argument

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