Mellin  
              
                  
                    March 11, 2017,  8:21pm
                   
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              Inverse trigonometric functions, or cyclometric functions:
arcus sinus - arcsin(x)
They would be really helpful, when going from the cartesian coordinate system into a polar coordinate system.
             
            
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              Looking at what is need to provide ‘Islamic Calendar’ … which is based on declination of Sun. 
This will need: asin(x)acos(x)atan2(x, y)
             
            
              
            
                
                
           
          
            
            
              Discussed here:
  
  
    Facer has an atan function that works in the designer, however it does not work on the actual watch (neither do asin or acos). Unfortunately, Facer refuses to even acknowledge* the problem, much less solve it. You can however, approximate atan, with some error. Obviously, this is not ideal, but then the whole situation isn't ideal, so here you go: 
atan(x) ≈ (((pi*x*(0.596227+x))/(2*x*(1.192454+x)+2)-(pi*(0.596227-x)*x)/(2*(x-1.192454)*x+2))*(1+abs(x)/x))/2+(pi*(0.596227-x)*x)/(2*(x-1.192454)*x…
   
 
“Facer has an atan  function that works in the designer, however it does not work on the actual watch (neither do asin  or acos ). … You can however, approximate atan , with some error … ”
             
            
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