Reference documentation for Expressif functions in the numeric/arithmetic scope.

Name Overview
absolute Returns the absolute value of the argument value.
add Returns the sum of the input value and the parameter value.
cube-power Returns the the numeric argument value raised to the cube power.
cube-root Returns cube root of the numeric argument value.
decrement Returns the argument number decremented of one unit.
divide Returns the argument number divided by the parameter value. If the parameter value is 0, it returns null.
greatest-common-divisor Returns the greatest common divisor (GCD) of the argument integer and the parameter integer. Returns null if the argument is not an integer.
increment Returns the argument number incremented of one unit.
invert Returns the reciprocal of the argument number, meaning the result of the division of 1 by the argument number. If the argument value is 0, it returns null.
lowest-common-multiple Returns the lowest common multiple (LCM) of the argument integer and the parameter integer. Returns null if the argument is not an integer.
multiply Returns the argument number multiplied by the parameter value.
nth-root Returns the root specified by the parameter value of the numeric argument value.
oppose Returns the integer being the additive inverse of the argument meaning that their sum is equal to zero. The opposite of 0 is 0.
percent-change Returns the percentage change from the previous numeric value to the current input value. Returns null when the input or parameter cannot be evaluated or when the previous value is zero.
power Returns the the numeric argument value raised to the power specified by the parameter value.
sign Returns an integer that indicates the sign of the argument value. It returns -1 if the value is strictly negative, 0 if the value is 0 and 1 if the value is strictly positive.
square-power Returns the the numeric argument value raised to the square power.
square-root Returns square root of the numeric argument value.
subtract Returns the difference between the argument number and the parameter value.

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