25 Feb JavaScript Math

The Math object in JavaScript has properties and methods for mathematical calculations. We will understand them one by one with examples.

JavaScript Math Properties

The following are some of the Math properties:

• PI
• SQRT2
• LN2
• LN10

Let us understand the properties one by one with examples.

Math.PI Property

The Math.PI property returns the ratio of a circle’s circumference to its diameter. Let us see an example to implement Math.PI Property:

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Math.SQRT2 Property

The Math.SQRT2 property returns the square root of 2. Let us see an example to implement Math.SQRT2 Property:

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Math.LN2 Property

The Math.LN2 property returns the natural logarithm of 2. Let us see an example to implement Math.LN2 Property:

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Math.LN10 Property

The Math.LN2 property returns the natural logarithm of 10. Let us see an example to implement Math.LN10 Property:

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JavaScript Math Methods

The following are some of the mathematical methods:

Let us understand the Math methods one by one with examples.

JavaScript abs() method

The abs() method is used to return the absolute value of a number in JavaScript. Let us see an example to implement the abs() method:

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JavaScript ceil() method

The ceil() method is used to return the smallest integer value, greater than or equal to a specific number. Let us see an example to implement the ceil() method:

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JavaScript max() method

The max() method is used to return the maximum value from the given numbers in JavaScript. Let us see an example to implement the max() method:

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JavaScript min() method

The min() method is used to return the minimum value from the given numbers in JavaScript. Let us see an example to implement the min() method:

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JavaScript round() method

The round() method is used to round a given number’s value to the nearest integer. Let us see an example to implement the round() method:

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JavaScript acos() method

The acos() method is used to return the arccosine of a specific number in radians. Let us see an example to implement the acos() method:

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JavaScript cos() method

The cos() method is used to return the cosine of a specific number in JavaScript. Let us see an example to implement the cos() method:

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JavaScript sin() method

The sin() method is used to return the sine of a specific number in radians. Let us see an example to implement the sin() method:

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JavaScript asin() method

The asin() method is used to return the arcsine of a specific number in radians. Let us see an example to implement the asin() method:

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JavaScript floor() method

The floor() method is used to return the largest integer value, smaller than or equal to a specific number. Let us see an example to implement the floor() method:

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JavaScript pow() method

The pow() method is used to return the base to the exponent power. Let us see an example to implement the pow() method:

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JavaScript sqrt() method

The sqrt() method is used to return the square root of a specific number. Let us see an example to implement the sqrt() method:

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JavaScript atan() method

The atan() method is used to return the arc tangent of a specific number in radians. Let us see an example to implement the atan() method:

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JavaScript tan() method

The tan() method is used to return the tangent of a specific number in JavaScript.

Let us see an example to implement the tan() method:

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JavaScript log() method

The log() method is used to return the natural logarithm of a specific number in JavaScript. Let us see an example to implement the log() method:

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JavaScript random() method

The random() method is used to return a random number between 0 and 1. Here, 0 is inclusive, and 1 is exclusive. Let us see an example to implement the random() method:

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