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C++ STL asinh() function
The asinh() function is a function of standard C++ library. The asinh(value) is an inverse hyperbolic sine that returns the value of sinh(x) where x is in radian.
The function −
asinh() ;
Parameter to the function, inverse hyperbolic angle in radian . It can be negative, positive or zero. The parameter value can be double, float or long double.
Return value − It returns the inverse hyperbolic sine value of the input value. The returned value is in radians.
Lets see an example that shows the working of the function −
Example
#include <bits/stdc++.h>
using namespace std;
int main() {
double insinh = 75.0;
double value = asinh(insinh);
cout <<"asinh(75.0) = "<<value<<" radians\n";
return 0;
}Output
asinh(75.0) = 5.01068 radians
You can also convert your output into radians, to convert it into radians is by multiplying the value by (180/3.141592).
Example
#include <bits/stdc++.h>
using namespace std;
int main() {
double insinh = 75.0;
double value = asinh(insinh);
cout <<"asinh(75.0) = "<<value<<" radians\n";
cout<<"The value converted in degrees is "<< (value* (180 / 3.141592));
return 0;
}Output
asinh(75.0) = 5.01068 radians The value converted in degrees is 287.091
Updated on: 19-Aug-2019
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