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Use of Trig functions in VB 2010 1

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Ken01

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Aug 8, 2014
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I have a program which uses the Arcsin and Arccos features of the language.

I have found that if the value to be converted into an angle is 1 or greater then the calculated value
returns as "Nan".
If the value is less than 1 then the angle calculates correctly.

Is this a known problem and are there any solutions.
 
Hi,

The domain of y = arcsin(x) is
LTEgXGxlIHggXGxlIDE=_100.svg
and its range is
LVxmcmFje1xwaX17Mn0gXGxlIHkgXGxlIFxmcmFje1xwaX17Mn0=_100.svg


I had to look this up since it's been a mighty long time since I used these trig functions in my slipstick.

So naturally, values of x greater than 1 or less than -1 will return an error.
 
Hi,

The domain of y = arcsin(x) is
LTEgXGxlIHggXGxlIDE=_100.svg
and its range is
LVxmcmFje1xwaX17Mn0gXGxlIHkgXGxlIFxmcmFje1xwaX17Mn0=_100.svg


I had to look this up since it's been a mighty long time since I used these trig functions in my slipstick.

So naturally, values of x greater than 1 or less than -1 will return an error.
Thank-you.
 
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