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[RESOLVED] inverse trig?
Does any one know how to compute inverse trig functions??
cre8ive www.especio.com
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i would simply use newtons law for figuring out the root
n - ((n*n - yourVariablehere)/(2*n))
as far as finding tan^-1, stick with the Taylor function, I tried using the likes of the cosine therum and such but now luck, you will have to manually type out the Taylor function
n-((n^3)/3)+((n^5)/5)-((n^7)/7)... ...((n^35)/35)
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