An expression mixing trigonometry and natural log
- Input
- 2sin(pi/4)^2 + ln(e^3)
- Expected output
- 4
sin(pi/4)² equals 0.5, so 2×0.5 = 1, and ln(e³) equals exactly 3; the sum is 4.
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sin(pi/4)² equals 0.5, so 2×0.5 = 1, and ln(e³) equals exactly 3; the sum is 4.
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