Returns a floating-point value that is the sine of an arithmetic expression.
SIN(x)
x is an arithmetic expression.
SIN(0.0) /* returns 0.0 */
An SIN operation on floating-point decimal data is actually performed using the floating-point binary operation. Thus, the range of the operands and the result of the operation are limited to the ranges for floating-point binary numbers.
Description
The SIN function returns a floating-point value that is the sine of an arithmetic expression x, where x is an angle in radians such that -1 ≤ SIN(x) ≤ 1.
The sine is computed in floating-point, and the result has the same data type as x.