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Category: General VBA/VB6 : Math
Description: General math and routines for area and volume, statistics, and trigonometry

Module: modMathTrigonometry

Trigonmetry functions for working with values such as cosines, tangents and secants

Procedure Name

Type

Description

(Declarations) Declarations Declarations and private variables for the modMathTrigonometry module
ArcCoSecant Procedure Returns the inverse cosecant of the supplied number
ArcCosine Procedure Returns the arc cosine of the supplied number
ArcCotangent Procedure Returns the inverse cotangent of the supplied number
ArcSecant Procedure Returns the inverse secant of the supplied number
ArcSine Procedure Returns the inverse sine of the supplied number
ArcTangent Procedure Returns the inverse tangent of the supplied numbers. Note that passing Zero for both parameters returns a Null value, and causes an "Invalid Use of Null" error.
CoSecant Procedure Returns the CoSecant of the supplied number. Note that sin(dblIn) cannot equal zero. This can happen if dblIn is a multiple of cdblPI. In this case, the function returns a Null value, and causes an "Invalid Use of Null" error.
Cotangent Procedure Returns the Cotangent of the supplied number. The function is undefined if input value is a multiple of cdblPI.
HyperbolicArcCosecant Procedure Returns the Inverse Hyperbolic Cosecant of the supplied number
HyperbolicArcCosine Procedure Returns the Inverse Hyperbolic Cosine of the supplied number
HyperbolicArcCotangent Procedure Returns the Inverse Hyperbolic Tangent of the supplied number. Undefined if dblIn is 1
HyperbolicArcSecant Procedure Returns the Inverse Hyperbolic Secant of the supplied number
HyperbolicArcSine Procedure Returns the Inverse Hyperbolic Sine of the supplied number
HyperbolicArctan Procedure Returns the Inverse Hyperbolic Tangent of the supplied number. The return value is undefined if input value is 1.
HyperbolicCosecant Procedure Returns the Hyperbolic Cosecant of the supplied number
HyperbolicCosine Procedure Returns the Hyperbolic Cosine of the supplied number
HyperbolicCotangent Procedure Returns the Hyperbolic CoTangent of the supplied number
HyperbolicSecant Procedure Returns the Hyperbolic Secant of the supplied number
HyperbolicSine Procedure Returns the Hyperbolic Sine of the supplied number
HyperbolicTangent Procedure Returns the Hyperbolic Tangent of the supplied number
Log10 Procedure Returns log base 10. The power 10 must be raised to equal a given number. Log Base 10 is defined as this: x = log(y) where y = 10 ^ x
Log2 Procedure Returns log base 2. The power 2 must be raised to equal a given number. Log base 2 is defined as this: x = log(y) where y = 2 ^ x
LogN Procedure Returns log base N. The power N must be raised to equal a given number. Log base N is defined as this: x = log(y) where y = N ^ x
Secant Procedure Returns the secant of the supplied number

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