Why the result of acosd (0) only 90?
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Why the result of acosd (0) only 90? In mathematics it should be 90 and 270. Can anybody explain to me why the matlab output is only 90? Thx b4 for the help
>> acosd(0)
ans =
    90
Accepted Answer
  Pedro Villena
      
 on 3 Dec 2012
        
      Edited: Pedro Villena
      
 on 3 Dec 2012
  
      ACOSD is a SISO function that returns only one output value for each input value (real or complex).
You could see the behaviour of acosd in real, imaginary, absolute and phase plane.
x = [-5:0.00001:5];
subplot(2,2,1), plot(x,real(acosd(x)));
title('y = real(acos(\alpha))'),xlabel('\alpha [º]'),ylabel('y'),
subplot(2,2,2), plot(x,imag(acosd(x)));
title('y = imag(acos(\alpha))'),xlabel('\alpha [º]'),ylabel('y'),
subplot(2,2,3), plot(x,abs(acosd(x)));
title('y = abs(acos(\alpha))'),xlabel('\alpha [º]'),ylabel('y'),
subplot(2,2,4), plot(x,phase(acosd(x)));
title('y = phase(acos(\alpha))'),xlabel('\alpha [º]'),ylabel('y'),
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