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Python cmath.acos() Method
Python cmath.acos() Method
Python cmath.acos() method returns the arc cosine value (in radians) of the given complex number and it accepts a number between -1(along the real axis to -∞.) to 1(along the real axis to ∞).
Syntax:cmath.acos(x)
Parameter Values
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| X | It is required to find the arc cosine number |
import cmath
print (cmath.acos(7+2j))
Output:
(0.28082194176012115-2.6742734458074566j)
Example 2:
(0.28082194176012115-2.6742734458074566j)
import cmath
print (cmath.acos(1+3j))
Output:
(1.2631926772641853-1.8641615441578825j)
(1.2631926772641853-1.8641615441578825j)
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