Sin()

sin(<number>[, <units>])

Returns the sine of <number> where <number> is expressed in <units>.

<units> may be 'radians', 'degrees', or 'gradians' or just the first letter of any of these. By default, <units> is radians.

In a circle, there are 2*pi() radians, 360 degrees, and 400 gradians.

Example

> say sin(270,d)

You say, "-1"

> say sin(fdiv(pi(),2))

You say, "1"

> say sin(fdiv(pi(),4))

You say, "0.707107"

> say sin(fdiv(pi(),6))

You say, "0.5"

Related Topics

acos(), asin(), atan(), cos(), pi(), tan()