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English: The exsecant (exsec) and versine (vers) functions are alternatives to the secant and cosine functions which avoid imprecision for small angles. |
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| Author | Jacob Rus |
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| current | 07:02, 29 March 2024 | | 1,482 × 1,148 (278 KB) | Jacobolus | add explicit definitions, switch to degrees |
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