sec()
Determines the secant of a given number either in radians or in degrees.
This function is valid in
v2.0.0 to v2.22.1.
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Parameters
{number}
angle
The angle whose secant value should be returned.
{boolean=}
opt_usingDegrees
Optional, Default:false
If true then angle will be interpreted in degrees, otherwise angle will be interpreted in radians.
Returns
{number}
The secant of angle in radians by default, but if opt_usingDegrees is a true-ish value then the secant of angle in degrees will be returned.
Required Functions
This function directly requires the following functions which are included automatically:
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cos()
Determines the cosine of a given number either in radians or in degrees.
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cot()
Determines the cotangent of a given number either in radians or in degrees.
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csc()
Determines the cosecant of a given number either in radians or in degrees.
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sin()
Determines the sine of a given number either in radians or in degrees.
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tan()
Determines the tangent of a given number either in radians or in degrees.
Requiring Functions
This function is directly required by the following functions:
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cos()
Determines the cosine of a given number either in radians or in degrees.
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cot()
Determines the cotangent of a given number either in radians or in degrees.
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csc()
Determines the cosecant of a given number either in radians or in degrees.
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sin()
Determines the sine of a given number either in radians or in degrees.
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tan()
Determines the tangent of a given number either in radians or in degrees.