Little explorations with HP calculators (no Prime)

[pier4r]

(03-22-2017 03:27 PM)Joe Horn Wrote:  The AUR says that, but it's wrong. Try it with flag -3 clear. It works, and returns exact values.

Well I just followed the orders, once I digged to avoid approximations.

So yes, 'n' 1 2014 'n^3' \GS works now (I cleared flag 3 and 105), but the result is incorrect.

It returns 16452725990416 while I would have expected 4117267101025 .

Could you tell me which flag do you have set that could affect the result? At the moment I have only the flags 1 , 27 set that may affect the computational procedures.

If you have more info how to let the \GS work as intented, I'm happpy. The more I use built in functions, the better. Moreover it was extra fast compared to my little program.