stdlib-js/math-base-special-acoverc...

Compute the inverse coversed cosine.

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Apache License 2.0

This package provides a function to compute the inverse coversed cosine, defined as `acovercos(theta) = arcsin(theta-1)`, for numerical computations in JavaScript. It is part of stdlib, a comprehensive standard library for scientific and numerical computing in JavaScript and Node.js.

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