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When I try to do :
sqrt(-1 * 1)
I come up with a Math Error or Infinity(varying on the caclulator used).
Explinations?
sqrt(-1 * 1)
I come up with a Math Error or Infinity(varying on the caclulator used).
Explinations?
killerinstinct said:Any calculator under TI-89 will give you an "nonreal ans" because they are not programmed to recongnized imaginary numbers unless otherwise told to.
catch.yossarian said:I tried my TI-89 and it gives me an error when I try to do the Sqrt(-x); x being any numerical digit. Do you know of a way to remedy this, or is the TI-89 also a calculator which won't return i for an answer?
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