Sin

When applied to a number or an array of numbers, Sin produces the sine of the number or an array each element of which is the sine of the corresponding element of the input array, respectively.
It has two variables: X and sinX.
X is measured in radians.

Structure (for scalars):

       X becomes sinX

Example:

       0.523598 (which corresponds to 30°) becomes 0.5

       0 becomes 0

       (0.523598, 0) becomes (0.5, 0)

Related topics:

Basic compound model elements

Special compound model elements

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