math.sin()
Returns the sine of input numeric x, measured in radian value.
Syntax
math.sin(x)
Example 1
Use math.sin()
to return the sine of the integer 5
measured in radian value:
import mathprint(math.sin(5))
The above code gives the following output:
-0.9589242746631385
Example 2
Use math.sin()
to return the sine of the float 5.5
measured in radian value:
import mathprint(math.sin(5.5))
The above code gives the following output:
-0.7055403255703919
Codebyte Example
Run the following example that uses the math.sin()
function to understand its working:
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