Python | sympy.sin() method
In simpy, sin()
method is sine function. Using the sin(x)
method in simpy module, we can compute the sine of x.
Syntax : sympy.sin(x) Return : Returns the sine of x
Code #1:
Below is the example using sin() method to find sine function.
# importing sympy library from sympy import * # calling sin() method on expression geek1 = sin( - 1 ) geek2 = sin(pi / 3 ) print (geek1) print (geek2) |
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Output:
-sin(1) sqrt(3)/2
Code #2:
# importing sympy library from sympy import * # calling sin() method on expression geek = sin( 2 + 5j ) print (geek) |
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Output:
67.4789152384559 - 30.8794313435882*I
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