Syntax :
Cos ( dblAngle )
dblAngle : Numeric expression for which you want to return the cosine
Cos ( dblAngle )
dblAngle : Numeric expression for which you want to return the cosine
A! = Cos ( 4.93 )
The Cos function determines the cosine of an angle. the function expects the angle to be expressed in radians ; if the angle is in degrees, ti must first be converted using the formula
Radians = Degrees X pi/180
If the angle is supplied as an integer of a single-precision value. Cos returns a single-precision value ; otherwise, it returns a double-precision value.
The Cos function determines the cosine of an angle. the function expects the angle to be expressed in radians ; if the angle is in degrees, ti must first be converted using the formula
Radians = Degrees X pi/180
If the angle is supplied as an integer of a single-precision value. Cos returns a single-precision value ; otherwise, it returns a double-precision value.
Visual Basic has four trigonometric function: Tan, Atn, Sin, Cos
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