JavaScript | Math.asinh() function

The Math.asinh() function is an inbuit function in JavaScript which is used to get hyperbolic arc-sine of a number.
The hyperbolic arc-sine is known by many names such as hyperbolic inverse sine and asinh.It is inverse of the hyperbolic sine function i.e, The inverse hyperbolic sine of any value say x is the value y for which the hyperbolic cosine of y is x.

if y = asinh(x)
then x = sinh(y)

we have,
acosh(x)=ln(x+√ x2+1 )

Syntax: 

Math.asinh(x)

    Parameters:

  • Here x is a number whose hyperbolic arc-sine is going to be calculated.

    • Return value:

  • It returns the hyperbolic arc-sine of the given number.

    • Browser Support:

  • Here 2nd column contain int values which are version of the corresponding browser.
    Feature Basic support
    Chrome 38
    Edge Yes
    Firefox 25
    Internet Explorer No
    Opera 25
    Safari 8
    Android webview Yes
    Chrome for Android Yes
    Edge mobile Yes
    Firefox for Android 25
    Opera Android Yes
    iOS Safari 8

    • Examples for the above function are provided below.

    Example 1:

    Input : Math.asinh(2)
Output : 1.4436354751788103

    In this example a positive integer “2” is passed as a parameter in the math.asinh() function.It returns the hyperbolic arc-sine of the passed parameter.

    Example 2:

    Input : Math.asinh(0)
Output : 0

    In this example “0” is passed as a parameter in the math.asinh() function.It returns the hyperbolic arc-sine of the passed parameter.

    Example 3:

    Input : Math.asinh(-1)
Output : -0.881373587019543

    In this example a negative integer “-1” is passed as a parameter in the math.asinh() function.It returns the hyperbolic arc-sine of the passed parameter.

      Codes for the above function are provided below.
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      // Here different values is being used for
      // getting hyperbolic sine function's values.
      console.log(Math.asinh(3));
      console.log(Math.asinh(22));
      console.log(Math.asinh(-1));
      console.log(Math.asinh(1));

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      Output:
      

       1.8184464592320668
 3.7847057630994327
-0.881373587019543
 0.881373587019543

      

      Application:
      
Whenever we need to get a get hyperbolic arc-sine of a number that time we can take help of Math.asinh() function in JavaScript.
      

      

      

      

      

      

      
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      // Here different values is being used for getting 
      

      // hyperbolic cosine function's values. 
      

      console.log(Math.asinh(5)); 
      

      console.log(Math.asinh(12)); 
      

      
      		

      
      

      

      

      

      

      

      
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       2.3124383412727525
 3.179785437699879

      

      
          
          
          
          
      
            
      
    
      
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