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>did you really do that with “a 4 function calculator”? I have in the past, this time I used the 4 function calculator mode of Windows 10's calculator. x^2, M
by mikewarot 3y ago
>did you really do that with “a 4 function calculator”?
I have in the past, this time I used the 4 function calculator mode of Windows 10's calculator. x^2, MS, x^2, x^2 * MR = on the loops, then divide by 1+n zeros, repeat.
I used NotePad++ to record the data as I went.
Doing it for a binary logarithm would be a lot easer, because then it's square and optionally divide by 2.
- Someone 3y ago> this time I used the 4 function calculator mode of Windows 10's calculator AFAIK, that calculator has “Infinite precision for basic arithmetic operations (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division) so that calculations never lose precision” (https://github.com/microsoft/calculator https://github.com/microsoft/calculator)