The Math_AP class calculates with Arbitary Precesion. It works with Bcmath php extension. It has defined trigonometric functions, hyperbolic functions and so one.
For example:
<?php
require_once "Math/AP.php";
$num1 = "3.12";
$num2 = "2.14";
$add = Math_AP::add($num1,$num2,100); // sum of $num1 and $num2
$sub = Math_AP::sub($num1,$num2,100); // difference of $num1 and $num2
$mult = Math_AP::mult($num1,$num2,100); // product of $num1 and $num2
$div = Math_AP::div($num1,$num2,100); // division of $num1 and $num2
$pow = Math_AP::pow($num1,$num2,100); // power $num1 by $num2
$log = Math_AP::log($num1,$num2,100); // logarithm of $num1 by base $num2
$exp = Math_AP::exp($num1,100); // e^$num1
$abs = Math_AP::abs($num1,100); // absolute value of $num1
$sin = Math_AP::sin("1.234",100); // sine
$cosh = Math_AP::cosh("1.234",100); // hyperbolic cosine
$atanh = Math_AP::atanh("0.1234",100); // inverse hyperbolic tangent
$pi = Math_AP::pi(100);
?> |
