Using Python to compute the ACOs () method of trigonometric functions

The ACOs () method returns the inverse cosine value of x, expressed in radians.
Grammar

The following is the syntax for the ACOs () method:

ACOs (x)

Note: This function is not directly accessible, so we need to import the math module and then call this function with the static object of math.
Parameters

• X-This must be a numeric value within the range-1 to 1, and if X is greater than 1, it will produce an error.

return value

This method returns the X-cosine, expressed in radians.
Example

The following example shows the use of the ACOs () method.

#!/usr/bin/pythonimport mathprint "ACOs (0.64):", Math.acos (0.64) print "ACOs (0):", Math.acos (0) print "ACOs ( -1):", Mat H.acos ( -1) print "ACOs (1):", Math.acos (1)

When we run the above program, it produces the following results:

ACOs (0.64): 0.876298061168acos (0): 1.57079632679acos ( -1): 3.14159265359acos (1): 0.0

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