Core Function ASin
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| − | $x = ASin(0.5) | + | $x = ASin(0.5); |
| − | $radToDeg = 180 / @PI | + | $radToDeg = 180 / @PI; |
| − | $y = ASin(1) * $radToDeg | + | $y = ASin(1) * $radToDeg; |
| − | println( "Value is: $y " ) ;arcsine of 1 returns 90° | + | println( "Value is: $y " ); //arcsine of 1 returns 90° |
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Latest revision as of 12:38, 14 June 2015
ASin( <expression> )
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Description
Calculates the arcsine of a number.
Parameters
expression
Any value between -1 and 1 (inclusive).
Return Value
Returns the trigonometric arcsine of expression. Result is in radians.
Remarks
ASin(x) is mathematically defined only for -1 < x < 1, so ASin tends to return NaN for other values of x.
Example
$x = ASin(0.5); $radToDeg = 180 / @PI; $y = ASin(1) * $radToDeg; println( "Value is: $y " ); //arcsine of 1 returns 90°
