IMCOS

Formulas / IMCOS
Calculate the complex cosine of a complex number.
=IMCOS(inumber)
  • inumber - required complex number used to get the cosine of the complex number

Examples

  • =IMCOS(A2)

    This will return the complex cosine of the number in cell A2.

  • =IMCOS(A2+B2)

    This will return the complex cosine of the sum of the numbers in cells A2 and B2.

  • =IMCOS("Hello")

    This will return the complex cosine of the text “Hello”.


Summary

The IMCOS function is a tool for calculating the complex cosine of a complex number, and is conveniently compatible with Sourcetable.

  • The IMCOS function takes a complex number as an input and calculates the complex cosine of that number.
  • The IMCOS function uses both the real and imaginary parts of the input number to calculate the complex cosine.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the IMCOS function?
The IMCOS function calculates the cosine of a complex number. It takes a complex number as its argument and returns an error value if the number is a logical value.
How does the IMCOS function work?
The IMCOS function takes a complex number as its argument and converts the real and imaginary coefficients into a complex number. Then it calculates the cosine of that complex number.
What kind of argument does the IMCOS function take?
The IMCOS function takes a complex number as its argument.
What is the output of the IMCOS function?
The IMCOS function returns the cosine of the complex number.
What happens if the argument is a logical value?
The IMCOS function returns an error value if the argument is a logical value.

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