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Coded by Vincent Berger
On android 8.1

var math = Math.abs(55); document.write(math);

Math.abs(x)
Return the absolute value of (200)

For values less then -1 or greater then 1, Math.acos() returns the arccosine of (0.5), in radius.

For values less then -1 or greater then 1, Math.asin() returns the arcsine of (-1), in radius

Math.atan() returns the arctangent of (200) as A numeric value
between -PI/2 and PI/2 radians.

Math.atan2() returns the arctangent of the quotient of its argument
(-10.50, 200)

Math.ceil() returns (199.99), rounded upwards to the nearest interger

Math.cos() returns the cosine of (200) (x in radians)

Math.exp(200) Returns the value of E x

Math.floor() Returns (198.75), rounded downwards to the nearest interger.

Math.log() Return the natural logarithm (Base E) of (200).

Math.max(100, 200, 300) Returns the number with highest value

Math.min(100, 200 ,300) Retuns the number with the lowest value

Math.pow(100, 200) Returns the value of (x) to the power of (y)

Math.random() Returns a random number between 0 and 1.

Math.round(83.44) Rounds to the nearest interger.

Math.sin(200) Returns the sine of (x). (x in radians).

Math.sqrt(200) Return the square root of (x).

Math.tan(200) Returns the tangent of an angle (x).

JS - Understanding Math object methods