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Why Does Math.pow(Math.cos(2 * Math.PI / 3), 0.84) Return NaN in JavaScript?

Why Does Math.pow(Math.cos(2 * Math.PI / 3), 0.84) Return NaN in JavaScript?

When you first start working with JavaScript's math functions, encountering something like NaN (which stands for "Not-a-Number") can be confusing, especially when you think you're working with straightforward numbers. One example of this happens when you try to evaluate something like Math.pow(Math.
Buka Corner Oct 20, 2024

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