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awk and trig functions
dear all,
In my script, it would be ideal if I could use an arc-cos (inverse cos) function. I think trig functions are indeed provided by awk, but not inverse trig functions. So my question simply is: are there any alternative ways to incorporate inverse trig functions into a script? Any help greatly appreciated! Many thanks, pauli |
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