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Ruby | CMath acos() Method

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acos() method is CMath class which is used to returns the arc cosine of the given value.

Syntax: Math.acos(z) Parameter: Here, z is the value whose arc cosine is to be calculated. Returns: This method returns the arc cosine value of the z.

Example #1: 

Ruby




# Ruby code for acos() method
require 'cmath'
 
# Initialize value
a = 0.3584
b = 2
 
# Printing result 
puts "acos value of a : #{CMath.acos(a)}\n\n"
puts "acos value of b : #{CMath.acos(b)}\n\n"


Output:

acos value of a : 1.204242852965772

acos value of b : 0.0+1.3169578969248164i

Example #2: 

Ruby




# Ruby code for acos() method
require 'cmath'
 
# Initialize value
a = 0
b = -0.247
 
# Printing result  
puts "acos value of a : #{CMath.acos(a)}\n\n"
puts "acos value of b : #{CMath.acos(b)}\n\n"


Output:

acos value of a : 1.5707963267948966

acos value of b : 1.8203794286756558

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