ASN()
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Description
- This function returns the arc sine of the given number or expression.
- The result is expressed in radians.
- The opposite is the SIN() function.
Syntax
- ASN(Number)
Hints
- ASN(Number) defined only for -1<=Number<=1 (otherwise, you'll get "out of range" error).
- Most mathematical operations in Just BASIC can be performed on Literal Numbers, Numeric Variables, or Numeric Expressions that consist of Literal Numbers, Numeric Variables, or both.
- There are 2 * pi radians in a full circle of 360 degrees. A formula to convert degrees to radians is: radians = degrees divided by 57.29577951.
Example
Print ASN(1) Print ASN(0.5) Print ASN(-0.2) Print ASN(-1/2) End
Useful Procedures
Calculate PI
Function pi()
'return the value of PI
pi = Asn(1) * 2
End Function
Radians to Degrees
Function rad2deg(num)
'returns the given radians as degrees
rad2deg = 90 / Asn(1) * num
End Function
Degrees to Radians
Function deg2rad(num)
'returns the given degrees as radians
deg2rad = Asn(1) / 90 * num
End Function