The periodic function COS returns the trigonometric cosine of X.
The angle for which the cosine is desired, specified in radians. If X is double-precision floating or complex, the result is of the same type. All other types are converted to single-precision floating-point and yield floating-point results. When applied to complex numbers:
COS( x ) = COMPLEX(cos I cosh R , -sin R sinh ( -I ))
where R and I are the real and imaginary parts of x .
If X is an array, the result has the same structure, with each element containing the cosine of the corresponding element of X .