Math in Java. What a struggle. Help. Please. Fast.
I am solving complicated mathproblems in an application that solves highly sophisticated geometrical tasks. Now i am struggeling, because I have to solve the following term to get the two x-values for zero. Is there some kind of util I can use to solve this?
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java.util.Math it provides many math methods, for example if you want to do power of numbers, you can use Math.pow(a, b) where b is the power💤 Post marked as dormant
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Warning: abusing this will result in moderative actions taken against you.in representing decimal values use BigDecimal. primitive types cause precision and rounding problemsd