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# Inverted Sin, How ?

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Is there a INVERTED SINUS function in C++ (Visual C++) ?? I mean instead of me giving the angle as parameter I give a number and receive the angle. I looked trough math.h but could not find it there... -- Look at you hacker. A Pathetic creature of meat and bone, panting and sweating as you run through my corridors. How can you challenge a perfect, immortal machine?-- "Yeah, I''ve seen people w/ ''so-called'' lives. They are petty and thoughtless." - Nazrix

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it''s in there, if you''re looking for an inversion of the sine function.

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I automatically searched through the math.h file with the following search words: INV, SINI, ISIN etc...

Nothing was found...

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Actually, the inverted function of the sin function is the arcsin or asin function. So try looking for asin.

Okay, I just looked it up. It''s the asin function.

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?why? -(sin) is the INVERTED SINUS function, right?
Or am I just confused..?

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stevenmarky:

An inverse trig function takes a value as it''s parameter, and returns the angle. So,

// using degreessin(45) = 0.7071asin(0.7071) = 45

Same deal with cos/acos, and tan/atan. They have an ''a'' in front, because they are called arc-sine, arc-cosine, and arc-tangent.