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# applied(to:eventHandler:)

Scales the input values so that they all lie in the closed range `[minimum, maximum]`.

```
func applied(to input: Element, eventHandler: EventHandler? = nil) -> Element
```

## Parameters

`input`

A floating-point value.

`eventHandler`

An event handler.

## Return Value

A scaled value.

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