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    The document demonstrates various mathematical functions in R including: - Assigning values and data types to variables such as integers, characters, and complex numbers - Performing basic arithmetic operations on variables including addition, subtraction, and exponentiation - Using trigonometric, logarithmic, and exponential functions - Rounding, truncating, and formatting numeric values to a specified number of digits - Extracting the real and imaginary parts of complex numbers - Calculating properties of complex numbers like magnitude and argument

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    The document demonstrates various mathematical functions in R including: - Assigning values and data types to variables such as integers, characters, and complex numbers - Performing basic arithmetic operations on variables including addition, subtraction, and exponentiation - Using trigonometric, logarithmic, and exponential functions - Rounding, truncating, and formatting numeric values to a specified number of digits - Extracting the real and imaginary parts of complex numbers - Calculating properties of complex numbers like magnitude and argument

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    signif , round , trunc

    > x + y
    [1] 16
    > print(x + y)
    [1] 16
    > rm(list=ls())
    > x
    Erreur : objet 'x' introuvable
    > y
    Erreur : objet 'y' introuvable
    > x <- 5
    > typeof(x)
    [1] "double"
    > y<-as.integer(5)
    > typeof(y)
    [1] "integer"
    > is.integer(x)
    [1] FALSE
    > is.integer(y)
    [1] TRUE
    > z="nom"
    > z
    [1] "nom"
    > typeof(z)
    [1] "character"
    >
    > z="name
    + z
    + sqrt(2)
    + m"
    > z
    [1] "name\nz\nsqrt(2)\nm"
    > z="name
    + "
    > z
    [1] "name\n"
    > sqrt(2)
    [1] 1.414214
    > 2^(1 /2)
    [1] 1.414214
    > abs(-5)
    [1] 5
    > exp(1)
    [1] 2.718282
    > exp(2)
    [1] 7.389056
    > log(3.14)
    [1] 1.144223
    > log(1)
    [1] 0
    > log(0)
    [1] -Inf
    > log(exp(5))
    [1] 5
    > exp(log(6))
    [1] 6
    > log(3.14)
    [1] 1.144223
    > log(3.14, base=exp(1))
    [1] 1.144223
    > log(3.14, base=10)
    [1] 0.4969296
    > log10(3.14)
    [1] 0.4969296
    > log(1, base=10)
    [1] 0
    > 1e7
    [1] 1e+07
    > log10(1e7)
    [1] 7
    > log10(1)
    [1] 0
    > log10(0)
    [1] -Inf
    > log(3.14, base=2)
    [1] 1.650765
    > log2(3.14)
    [1] 1.650765
    > log(1, base=2)
    [1] 0
    > log2(1)
    [1] 0
    > log2(0)
    [1] -Inf
    > log(-10)
    [1] NaN
    Warning message:
    In log(-10) : production de NaN
    > pi
    [1] 3.141593
    > 15%/%3
    [1] 5
    > 15%%3
    [1] 0
    > gamma(0)
    [1] NaN
    Warning message:
    In gamma(0) : production de NaN
    > gamma(1)
    [1] 1
    > gamma(2)
    [1] 1
    > gamma(3)
    [1] 2
    > gamma(4)
    [1] 6
    > choose(4,1)
    [1] 4
    > choose(4,2)
    [1] 6
    > choose(4,3)
    [1] 4
    > choose(4,4)
    [1] 1
    > choose(4,4)
    [1] 1
    > choose(4,3)
    [1] 4
    >
    > choose(4,2)
    [1] 6
    > 0>1
    [1] FALSE
    > 0<1
    [1] TRUE
    > 0<=1
    [1] TRUE
    > 0>=1
    [1] FALSE
    > 0==1
    [1] FALSE
    > 1==1
    [1] TRUE
    > 0 !=1
    [1] TRUE
    > 1 !=1
    [1] FALSE
    > !0
    [1] TRUE
    > !1
    [1] FALSE
    > 0|1
    [1] TRUE
    > 1|1
    [1] TRUE
    > 0|0
    [1] FALSE
    > 1&1
    [1] TRUE
    > 1&0
    [1] FALSE
    > 0&0
    [1] FALSE
    > pi
    [1] 3.141593
    > floor(pi)
    [1] 3
    > ceiling(pi)
    [1] 4
    > signif(pi, digits=0)
    [1] 3
    > signif(pi+0.5, digits=0
    + )
    [1] 4
    > signif(pi, digits=1)
    [1] 3
    > signif(pi, digits=2
    + )
    [1] 3.1
    > round(pi, digits=2)
    [1] 3.14
    > round(pi, digits=1)
    [1] 3.1
    > round(pi, digits=0)
    [1] 3
    > round(pi+0.5, digits=1
    + )
    [1] 3.6
    > round(pi+0.5, digits=2)
    [1] 3.64
    > trunc(pi)
    [1] 3
    > trunc(pi+0.5)
    [1] 3
    > x <- 3+2
    > Re(x)
    [1] 5
    > x <- 3+2i
    > Re(x
    + )
    [1] 3
    > Im(x)
    [1] 2
    > x+x
    [1] 6+4i
    > x-2*x
    [1] -3-2i
    > x/x
    [1] 1+0i
    > x/x^2
    [1] 0.2307692-0.1538462i
    > z <- complex(real=3, imaginary=2)
    > Re(z)
    [1] 3
    > Im(z)
    [1] 2
    > Mod(z)
    [1] 3.605551
    > Arg(z)
    [1] 0.5880026
    > Conj(z)
    [1] 3-2i

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