There is a long number starting 3.14... It is so popular in Mathematics that VB will automatically use this special number whenever you reference Math.PI
Here are some handy functions
The following examples demonstrate built-in functions but the angle must be in radians
When the angle is in degrees, you need functions similar to these
Some books use alternative words for ASin e.g. ArcSin, InvSin or Sin-1 Similar phrases are also used for ACos, Atan and Atan2
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