C++ provides many useful math functions in the <cmath> library. Here are some commonly used ones:
pow(x, y) - raises x to the power of ysqrt(x) - square root of xabs(x) - absolute value of xround(x) - rounds x to the nearest integerceil(x) - rounds x up to the nearest integerfloor(x) - rounds x down to the nearest integer#include <cmath>
double result = pow(2, 3); // 8.0 (2^3)
double root = sqrt(16); // 4.0
double rounded = round(3.7); // 4.0
double ceiling = ceil(3.2); // 4.0
double floor_val = floor(3.8); // 3.0
Note: These functions return double values, so you might need to cast them if you want integers.
Calculate the square root of 25 and store it in a variable called squareRoot. Use the sqrt() function from the <cmath> library.
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