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How do you write functions asch, asnh and atnh....
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You do know that there are calculators out there that could give you the inverse trig answers you're looking for, right?
Ok, just checking with ya.
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Ok, just checking with ya.
English is too hard to learn, the vowles change too much like come/home, comb/tomb, book/school, high/bye/sty, etc., etc. So should I say Geez or Sheez or Cheeze? hehe.
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I was using GRAPH67.BAS to find out how to get acos, and I found out it also supports inverse hyperbolic functions. Yay! Get it from
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