Scilab 5.3.1
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- acot
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- acoth
- acsc
- acscd
- acsch
- asec
- asecd
- asech
- asin
- asind
- asinh
- asinhm
- asinm
- atan
- atand
- atanh
- atanhm
- atanm
- conj
- cos
- cosd
- cosh
- coshm
- cosm
- cotd
- cotg
- coth
- cothm
- csc
- cscd
- csch
- csgn
- sec
- secd
- sech
- sin
- sinc
- sind
- sinh
- sinhm
- sinm
- tan
- tand
- tanh
- tanhm
- tanm
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cosd
element-wise cosine function, argument in degree
Calling Sequence
y=cosd(x)
Arguments
- x
real vector/matrix
Description
For a vector or a matrix x of angles given in
degree, cosd(x) is the cosine of its elements. The
results are in [-1 1]. For input elements which are
equal to n*90 with n integer and
odd, the result is exactly zero.
Examples
x=[0,30 45 60 90 360]; cosd(x)
See Also
- cos — cosine function
Authors
- Serge Steer, INRIA
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