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| z⁴-1 | express in java expression​

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Answered by BrainlyProgrammer
7

Java Expression for:-

  •  | {z}^{4} - 1 |

Answer:-

  • Math.abs(Math.pow(z,4)-1)

  • Math.abs((z*z*z*z)-1);

Note:-

  • Math.abs(a) returns absolute (positive) value of a number. Return data type: Depends on data type input given by the user.
  • Math.pow(a) returns a number raised to power other number. Return data type: Double

More about Math Functions:-

  • Math.ceil(a) - Rounds the number upto next higher integer. Return data type: Double
  • Math.floor(a) - Rounds the number upto next lower integer. Return data type: Double.
  • Math.max(a,b)- Returns the maximum value between two parameters. Return data type: Depends on the data type of the parameters.
  • Math.min(a,b)- Returns minimum value between two parameters. Return data type: Depends on the data type of the parameters.
  • Math.cbrt(a)- Returns cube root. Return data type: Double.
  • Math.sqrt(a)- Returns square root. Return data type: Double.
  • Math.log(a)- Returns natural logarithmic value of a given argument. Return data type: Double.
  • Math.round(a)- Returns the number rounded to the nearest integer. (For more info: Please check the Knowledge box given at last.)
  • Math.rint(a)- Returns the nearest integer of a given number. Return data type: double
  • Math.exp(a)- Returns exponential value of a given argument. Return data type: double
  • Math.random()- There are no argument in this function and it returns random number between 0 and 1. Return data type: double

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Knowledge Box...!

  • It is necessary to know that round() and rint() are not same.
  • Math.round() returns number in int data type while Math.rint() returns number in double data type.
  • Another Difference... Let's take -9.5 as a parameter Math.round(-9.5) will return -9 while Math.rint(-9.5) returns -10.0
Answered by Oreki
4

\textsf{\large Given Expression}

    $\mid z^4 - 1 \mid$

\textsf{\large Java Expression}

    \texttt{Math.abs(Math.pow(z, 4) - 1);}

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