A hint to get started
Use horizontal strips for an inverse-sine boundary
Find the value of the area of the region bounded by and the lines , and .
CJC · Lecture · Example 10
The Student working is blank; the Teacher supplies x=sin y, both signed integrals and 0.793 to 3 sf. Teacher-only bound lines and shading are integrated into the sketch and split.
Both copies say a calculator may use the dummy variable x instead of y in radian mode. The exact expression here is an independently authored check of the printed decimal.