inverse trigonometric function

Similarly, for real x, y = tan−1 x if x = tan y, and the unique value y is taken from the interval (−π/2, π/2). Also, for x in the interval [−1,1], y = cos−1 x if x = cos y and the unique value y is taken from the interval [0, π].

The notation arcsin, arctan, and arccos for sin−1, tan−1, and cos−1 is also used. Their derivatives are:

Graph of inverse sine

Graph of inverse tangent

Graph of inverse cosine

• characteristic function
• characteristic of a field
• characteristic polynomial
• characteristic value
• characteristic vector
• character table
• chart
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• Chebyshev's inequality
• Chebyshev's Theorem
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• Chen's theorem
• Chinese postman problem
• Chinese remainder theorem
• chirality
• chi-squared contingency table test
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• Cholesky's decomposition
• chord
• Christoffel symbol
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