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Higher Math function using Sec (z)

  1. 11-11-2009, 02:53 PM #1
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    Higher Math function using Sec (z)

    I am not a math guru by no means. i have a formula that i am trying to place in excel, however i am not sure what the function is I need to call or if there is one.

    the formula is G(sec Z)

    can anyone help me with this issue.
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    Re: Higher Math function using Sec (z)

    The secant is the inverse of the cosine, i.e., Sec(x) = 1/COS(x)

    Arguments in radians.
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    Re: Higher Math function using Sec (z)

    Cool, thanks.
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