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Article 11 — Appendix A.2arccos trigonometric arc cosine functionCategory. Mathematics. Abstract. Trigonometric arc cosine: definition, graph, properties, identities and table of values for some arguments. References. This article is a part of scientific calculator Li-L, scientific calculator Li-X, scientific calculator Li-Lc and scientific calculator Li-Xc products. 1. DefinitionArc cosine is inverse of the cosine function. 2. GraphArc cosine is monotone function defined in the range [-1, 1]. Its graph is depicted below in fig. 1.
Fig. 1. Graph of the arc cosine function y = arccosx.
Function codomain is limited to the range [0, π]. 3. IdentitiesComplementary angle: arcsinx + arccosx = π/2and as consequence: arccos sin φ = π/2 − φNegative argument: arccos(−x) = π − arccosxReciprocal argument: arcos(1/x) = arcsecxSum and difference: arccosx + arccosy = arccos{xy − √[(1 − x2)(1 − y2)]}arccosx − arccosy = arccos{xy + √[(1 − x2)(1 − y2)]} Some argument values:
4. SupportTrigonometric arc cosine function arccos is supported in: Trigonometric arc cosine function of the complex argument arccos is supported in:
5. How to useTo calculate arc cosine of the number: To calculate arc cosine of the current result: To calculate arc cosine of the number x in memory: |
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