Question

Exercise 2: Import a Python Math Module

You can find a list of all of the math functions available in the Python.org Math Functions page found in the Resources. Select any math function(s) that you would like to use in a program.

Do the following:

• Write a program that imports the math module and uses the function that you selected. (Hint: You will need to determine the arguments that must be passed to the function, return the result, and display the result.)
• Take a screenshot of your code and the output.
• Under the screenshot, write a one paragraph summary of the value of using the built-in function in Python compared to just writing code to perform the math function.

the math function.

Answer 1

Answer: here is the answer for your question:

code:

import math as Math
# USING THE FOLLOWING BUILD IN MATH FUNTIONS
# 1 math.fabs()

# 2 math.factorial()

# 3 math.exp()

# 4. math.floor()

# 5 math.ceil()

print( Math.floor(5.46))

print( Math.ceil(5.46))

print (Math.exp(4))

print( Math.factorial(10))

print( Math.fabs(-200))

below is the code snippet with output:

these math build in functions are very useful for computations.

for ex:math.factorial functions returns the value of factorial of the value passed in the arguments. If it is to be done without the build in functions, it would have taken some amount of time and space and there are chances of errors also. thus math module help to reduce error and saves the energy and time of the programmer

I hope this would help you out

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Thanks