cos - This function computes the cos of a number.
cos(argument)
This mathematical function allows the user to compute the cos of an argument defined in radians. Radians are the standart angles used in mathematics due to their relation with the trigonometric circle, which is a circle of radius 1. A radian is 57,3 degrees. For explanation on how to change your argument from radians to degrees, see the Examples section. :)
Note: In the followings examples, the _ between the { should be removed to make it work.
One can use this function with degrees (using this other function called deg2rad): test(q(res={_{ %include "/includes/extenso.sn"; function deg2rad(value) return value / 57.3; endf cos(deg2rad(180)); }}.), q(res=-1.)); With radians: test(q(res={_{ %include "/includes/extenso.sn"; cos(2*PI);}}.), q(res=1.)); With integers: test(q(res={_{cos(45);}}.),q(res=.525322.)); Note that when using a number greater than 2PI, the function will simply go around the circle until reaching the number. For example, cos(4PI)=1 since it only means that the function went around the circle twice. The only possible answers are those of the trigonometric circle. With other variables: test(q(res={_{ %include "/includes/extenso.sn"; a=PI; cos(a); }}.), q(res=-1.)); With another trigonometric function: test(q(res={_{ %include "/includes/extenso.sn"; a=sin(0); cos(a); }}.), q(res=1.));
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