I m 试图计算一个小型电话的这个公式:
x = 120 x num^-1.123 x tr^-0.206 x [te] x [fe]
x 相当于120倍升至0.123倍,升至0.206倍。
用户输入的已知数字是南、tr、茶和牛。
How do I do that? I m stuck in the negative decimal power of num and tr.
得到的任何帮助
I m 试图计算一个小型电话的这个公式:
x = 120 x num^-1.123 x tr^-0.206 x [te] x [fe]
x 相当于120倍升至0.123倍,升至0.206倍。
用户输入的已知数字是南、tr、茶和牛。
How do I do that? I m stuck in the negative decimal power of num and tr.
得到的任何帮助
Foundation will include math functions, so all you have to do is use one of the
pow()
functions to work with. Use pow()
for working with doubles, powf()
for floats, or powl()
for long doubles. Here s an example:
double num = 2.0;
double tr = 3.0;
double te = 4.0;
double fe = 5.0;
double x = 120.0 * pow(num, -1.123) * pow(tr, -0.206) * te * fe;
The iPhone SDK contains the standard C library functions (math.h) that you could use for these kind of math. Searching for math.h in your XCode documentation should show all the related functions (like pow for raising x to the power of y).
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