SIN
The SIN function returns the sine of a number. The result can be
expressed in angular units of degrees, grads, or radians. The result is
of type REAL.
Syntax
SIN(n)
Parameters
n The number to be evaluated. This is of type REAL.
Examples
10 A = SIN(60) !A = .87 (Degrees)
20 B = SIN(60) !B = .81 (Grads)
30 C = SIN(60) !C = -.30 (Radians)