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ASINH

Excel Functions

Get inverse hyperbolic sine of number.

Syntax

EXCEL
=ASINH(number)

Arguments

Parameter Description
number The number to get the inverse hyperbolic sine of.

Return Value

inverse hyperbolic sine of the number.

Details

The Excel ASINH function returns the inverse hyperbolic sine of a number. Given one as input, the function returns 0.881373587 as output. The inverse hyperbolic sine returns the hyperbolic angle of the point on the unit hyperbola with a y-coordinate equal to the input. For example, given one as input representing the point on the unit hyperbola with a y-coordinate of one, the inverse hyperbolic sine returns the hyperbolic angle of 0.881373587. Given an input of -2 corresponding to the point on the unit hyperbola with a y-coordinate of negative one, the inverse hyperbolic sine returns the hyperbolic angle of -1.443635475. The output of the inverse hyperbolic sine function is visualized in this plot: Images courtesy of wumbo.net.

Examples

Example 1

The Excel ASINH function returns the inverse hyperbolic sine of a number. Given one as input, the function returns 0.881373587 as output.

EXCEL
=ASINH(1) // returns 0.881373587
Explanation

The inverse hyperbolic sine returns the hyperbolic angle of the point on the unit hyperbola with a y-coordinate equal to the input. For example, given

EXCEL
=ASINH(1) // returns 0.881373587
Explanation

Given an input of -2 corresponding to the point on the unit hyperbola with a y-coordinate of negative one, the inverse hyperbolic sine returns the hyp

EXCEL
=ASINH(-2) // returns -1.443635475

See Also

SINH