Sin
The Sin function computes the mathematical Sine function.
This compliments the Cosine function Cos. Basically, the
Sin function returns the Y-component of a point on a circle when
you pass this function the angle of degrees in radians.
Although all of the values for the Sin function can be covered
by all of the angles in the range 0 to 2 * PI where PI is about
3.1415926, the function accepts any floating point value.
Const PI = 3.1415926
Response.Write "Sin(PI/2) = " & Sin(PI / 2) & "<BR>"
For more information, you should check the manual for information on the
Cos, Tan and Atn functions.
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