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The floating-point types can represent numbers that have fractional components There are two kinds of floating-point types, float and double, which represent single- and doubleprecision numbers, respectively The type float is 32 bits wide and has an approximate range of 15E 45 to 34E+38 The double type is 64 bits wide and has an approximate range of 5E 324 to 17E+308 Of the two, double is the most commonly used One reason for this is that many of the math functions in C# s class library (which is the NET Framework library) use double values For example, the Sqrt( ) method (which is defined by the library class SystemMath) returns a double value that is the square root of its double argument Here, Sqrt( ) is used to compute the radius of a circle given the circle s area:

// Find the radius of a circle given its area using System; class FindRadius { static void Main() { Double r; Double area; area = 100; r = MathSqrt(area / 31416);

also displays source information that describes where the data originated, how it was transformed, and when it was last updated From the Document menu, you now have a Document | Properties option that displays the report author, document description, last modification date, and duration of the query refresh From the View menu, you have additional options to View Toolbars (Formatting, Report, Formula) as well as formatting and query preferences Table 19-1 describes the purpose of each button in the Report toolbar

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1414 TWO INDEPENDENT CAMS IN SERIES (AUTOMOTIVE)

ConsoleWriteLine("Radius is " + r); } }

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The output from the program is shown here:

Valve cams for four-stroke-cycle internal combustion engines present special design problems They run at speeds of up to 6000 rpm with very lightweight exible follower trains These systems have a rise-fall-dwell program with the dwell used to keep the valve sealed during the cycle Performance dif culties exist and the demands for high engine performance and good fuel economy have stimulated an interest in variable valve timing (VVT) for these engines Variable valve timing is a design system that dynamically changes the valve timing to be optimized more nearly under all operating conditions Dresner and Barkan (1989) have presented a variety of new mechanisms utilizing cams, eccentrics, and lever systems for this problem Figure 1417 shows one of the unique designs using two independent cams in series The output is the sum of the two cams Timing stages are established by varying the phase angles of the two cams relative to the crankshaft

One other point about the preceding example As mentioned, Sqrt( ) is a member of the Math class Notice how Sqrt( ) is called; it is preceded by the name Math This is similar to the way Console precedes WriteLine( ) Although not all standard methods are called by specifying their class name first, several are, as the next example shows The following program demonstrates several of C# s trigonometric functions, which are also part of C# s math library They also operate on double data The program displays the sine, cosine, and tangent for the angles (measured in radians) from 01 to 10

Function Remove an entire cell or block, or invoke a drop-down menu to remove a row or column from a tabular block Apply a filter to a dimension or measure within the existing block Sort the data values in ascending order To see the sort priorities, right-click the block and select Sort | Properties from the pop-up menu Sort the data values in descending order Insert a break to a dimension within the existing block Insert a sum, count, average, minimum, maximum, percentage to the table or crosstab Insert a row or column when you wish to add a new variable or formula to the block Duplicate a block when you want to view the same data set in a different style Apply an alerter to the block The alert must already be defined within the document The ability to define an alerter exists only in the Java Report Panel

// Demonstrate MathSin(), MathCos(), and MathTan()