Euler Identity in Home
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04-17-2014, 10:39 PM
(This post was last modified: 04-17-2014 11:55 PM by Matt Agajanian.)
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RE: Euler Identity in Home
I'm wondering if this thread's points are making a calculator's usage moot because they're varied in their results and inherent limited precision.
I'm just throwing this out there but, are you saying the calculator has become a moot tool? Granted, no calculator's has a Cray set of processors but, (forgive me), neither does the WP-34S. On that note, as illustrated in earlier posts, even MS Excel spurts out inaccuracies. By my own tests, in DocumentsToGo (iPhone version), both sin(pi)) and tan(pi()) result in -1.22465E-16 but, cos(pi()) returns -1. By the way, speaking of iPhone apps, the WP-34S app (v1.5) returns -2.38462643383e-16 for both sin(π) and tan(π), where cos(π) returns -1. |
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