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Mathematical Library Functions Guide

The document outlines various mathematical library methods, including their functions, syntax, arguments, return types, and examples. Key functions include Math.min, Math.max, Math.pow, Math.sqrt, and trigonometric functions such as Math.sin and Math.cos. Each method is described with its purpose and how to use it in programming.

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Mathematical Library Functions Guide

The document outlines various mathematical library methods, including their functions, syntax, arguments, return types, and examples. Key functions include Math.min, Math.max, Math.pow, Math.sqrt, and trigonometric functions such as Math.sin and Math.cos. Each method is described with its purpose and how to use it in programming.

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Mathematical Library Methods

No. of
Function Use Syntax Argument Return Type Example
& type

To find the <Return data type><variable> int/double as


2 int n=[Link](4,6)
[Link] minimum of two = Function name (argument 1 , per argument
int/double double n=[Link](4.6,2.8)
numbers argument 2); given

To find the <Return data type><variable> int/double as


2 int n=[Link](4,6)
[Link] maximum of two = Function name (argument 1 , per argument
int/double double n=[Link](4.6,2.8)
numbers argument 2); given
<Return data type><variable>
2 double d=[Link](2.0,3.0)
[Link] To find an = Function name (number 1 , double
double double d=[Link](5.0,-2.0)
number 2);
<Return data type><variable> double n=[Link](4.0)
1
[Link] To find √a = Function name (positive double double n=[Link](-4.0)
double
number) will return NaN (Not a Number)

<Return data type><variable>


1 double n=[Link](27.0)
[Link] To find cube root = Function name double
double double n=[Link](-3.375)
(positive/negative number)
<Return data type><variable>
To find natural 1
[Link] = Function name (positive double double x=[Link](6.25)
logarithm double
number)
To find the
int/double as
absolute value i.e <Return data type><variable> 1 int n=[Link](3)
[Link] per argument
magnitude = Function name (number ); int/double double d=[Link](-9.99)
given
without sign

To find the value


<Return data type><variable> 1 [Link]([Link](8.49))
[Link] in rounded-off int
= Function name (argument ); double ;
form
To find nearest
integer. Returns <Return data type><variable> 1
[Link] double [Link]([Link](8.5));
integer in double = Function name (argument ); double
data type

Return higher <Return data type><variable> 1


[Link] double [Link]([Link](8.5));
integer = Function name (argument ); double

Return lower <Return data type><variable> 1


[Link] double [Link]([Link](8.5));
integer = Function name (argument ); double
Returns a random
<Return data type><variable>
[Link] number between 0 NIL double double d=[Link]();
= Function name ( );
and 1
[Link] To invoke 22/7 [Link] NIL double double d=[Link];
To convert an <data type><variable2> =
1 double deg=45;
[Link] angle in degrees to <[Link]><variable1> double
double double rad = [Link](deg);
radians ;
To convert an <data type><variable2> =
[Link] 1 double rad=[Link];
angle in radians to Math.<arc double
s double double deg = [Link](rad);
degrees funtion><variable1>;

To find the
[Link] <Return data type><variable>
trigonometrical 1 double rad=(22.0/(7.0*180))*a;
[Link] = <Function name ( angle in double
ratio, if the angle double double d=[Link](rad);
[Link] radian)>;
is known

To find an angle, if
[Link] <Return data type><variable>
the 1 double k=[Link](0.5);
[Link] = <Function name ( value in double
trigonometrical double double d=(k*7.0*180.0)/22.0;
[Link] radian)>;
ratio is known

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