Inverse Trig Functions in C

In the C language, inverse trigonometric functions can be represented using the functions provided in the header file. The commonly used inverse trigonometric functions and their corresponding functions are as follows:

1. The arcsine function, asin(), returns values in radians with parameter range between -1 and 1.
2. The inverse cosine function, acos(), returns the value in radians and the parameter range is [-1, 1].
3. The arctangent function, atan(), returns values in radians and takes real numbers as parameters.
4. The inverse hyperbolic sine function, asinh(), returns a real number and takes any real number as input.
5. Inverse hyperbolic cosine function: acosh(), returns a real number and takes a real number greater than or equal to 1 as input.
6. The inverse hyperbolic tangent function, atanh(), returns a real number with a parameter range of (-1, 1).

All of these functions must include the $header\; file\; and\; should\; pay\; attention\; to\; the\; range\; of\; the\; parameters\; when\; used\; to\; avoid\; incorrect\; results.$