IMCSC

Formulas / IMCSC
Calculate the cosecant of a complex number.

=IMCSC(inumber)

Examples

=IMCSC("4+3i")
The IMCSC function in Sourcetable can be used to calculate the cosecant of a complex number. To do this, the complex number needs to be provided as an argument, which will return the cosecant of the complex number 4+3i.
=IMCSC(A1)
The IMCSC function can also be used to calculate the cosecant of a complex number that is stored in a cell. For example, if the complex number 4+3i is stored in cell A1, then the formula can be used to return the cosecant of the complex number.
=IMCSC(COMPLEX(4,3))
The IMCSC function can also be used to calculate the cosecant of a complex number in terms of its real and imaginary components. For example, if the complex number has real component 4 and imaginary component 3, then the formula can be used to return the cosecant of the complex number.

The IMCSC function is used to calculate the cosecant of a complex number, which should be formatted as x+yi or x+yj.

The IMCSC function calculates the cosecant of a complex number, taking a complex number as its argument.

Q: What is the IMCSC function?

The IMCSC function is a mathematical function used to calculate the cosecant of a complex number.

Q: What type of argument does the IMCSC function take?

The IMCSC function takes a complex number as its argument. The complex number should be formatted as x+yi or x+yj.

Q: What does the IMCSC function return?

The IMCSC function returns the cosecant of the complex number. If the inumber is a logical value, the function returns #VALUE!.