Higher numbers will not give you any better results. This method uses the Newton method to extract the root. Returns the square root of the the fixed-point integer. Auto adjustment is not provided yet. Returns the sine of the radian fixed-point integer.
Returns sine for a given radian.
The input must be a fixed-point integer radian. The return value is ofcourse a fixed-point integer again. This sine function calculates the sine using a polynomial function. This method is the reverse of the sin function and uses a polynomial function to calculate the result. The function will only accept values between and equal to -1 and 1.