Compute the inverse versed cosine.
Python
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Apache License 2.0
The `math-base-special-avercos` package computes the inverse versed cosine, defined as `avercos(θ) = arccos(1+θ)`. It's part of the stdlib standard library, designed for numerical and scientific computing in JavaScript and Node.js environments, and is primarily intended for developers working with mathematical computations who need precise trigonometric functions.
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