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Math Class Trigonometry

 

Method Call      Returns 
Math.sin(a)      Sine of an angle measuring a radians
Math.cos(a)      Cosine of an angle measuring a radians
Math.tan(a)      Tangent of an angle measuring a radians
Math.asin(a)      Angle in radians whose sine is a (arcsine of a)
Math.acos(a)      Angle in radians whose cosine is a (arccosine of a)
Math.atan(a)      Angle in radians whose tangent is a (arctangent of a)
Math.atan2(y, x)      Angle which, drawn from the origin, intersects the point (x, y) (arctangent of y/x)

        








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