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It works in radians, did you convert the 25 degrees to radians first? That being said, I cannot even get it to compute the sine of 2 correct. If I type: 2, UP,
by Aardwolf 8y ago
It works in radians, did you convert the 25 degrees to radians first?
That being said, I cannot even get it to compute the sine of 2 correct. If I type: 2, UP, + (sin is under the "up" part of the plus button), it returns 1e-3. I think I'm entering it correctly, what could be wrong?
EDIT: found it, I think it only supports values between -pi/2 and pi/2 radians. It computes the sine of 1 radian correctly.
EDIT2: after doing the sin/cos/tan/atan/acos/asin sequence on 0.43633 (25 degrees in radians), it gives 0.43400. Not that bad! I mean, not great, but at least 2 digits.