what is cos 30?
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Greig
on 21 Feb 2015
2 votes
MATLAB also has the cosd() function, so you can use cosd(30). Have a look at the trigonometry documentation for other similar function.
SamBro
on 21 Feb 2015
1 vote
MatLab will do all calculations in radians as a default. So if you want to calculate
ans=cos(30);
in degrees you'll need to write:
ans=cos(30*pi/180);
ans=sqrt(3)/2
Otherwise, if you calculate
ans=cos(30);
in MatLab you'll get:
ans=0.1543
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