Subj : Trying
To   : Sean Dennis
From : Roelof Beverdam
Date : Sun Jun 05 2005 09:50 am

Hello Sean,

>   Temp := Sin(2*(Work/23)*Pi)*100;
>   dWriteLn('Your physical percentage is '+Temp+'%.');
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> Unfortunately, math is not my strong spot and I know that there's a simple
> solution to this somewhere.  Can anyone help?

What exactly is your problem? And what compiler + version are you using? And
where exactly does the compiler complain with which error code?

You did realize you should use a ftos(..) in the dWriteLn argument, did you? Or
itos(..) after conversion to integer - like you did in previous lines.

And as for Turbo Pascal: you should use the correct floating point format (real
versus double) and enable it with the $N directive. And if you are not
emulating floating point operations, be assured to run on 80386 or better - or
the systems to have a math coprocessor.

Cheers,
Roelof Beverdam

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