I noticed that too, but they are coprime with one another and they aren’t divisible by or into 10, so they would definitely create repeating digits. Could’ve used 1/3 for the same effect though.
I just tried and it’s a pi approximation, which makes more sense.
It seems to be right on the K switch. And yeah. Konstant makes sense.
The numbered switch seems to check out at least. Other than the F. F just gives me a single decimal. edit: no… Three…?
Not sure about the right switch. It adds an I in the upper right corner and it seems possible to flip between different calculation results. Maybe?
F is likely Floating point - so, just regular precision. Not sure what A would be, then
Checks out, since floating point is “flyttal” in Swedish.
For checking F try typing in an irrational number. Like 22/7
Yeah that certainly worked
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What does 22/7 get you under “A?”
Setting it to A and only punching the numbers divides 0.22/7 and results in 0.03.
Actually dividing 22/7 gives us some tasty π. 3.14.
did you just suggest a ratio as an irrational number?
Well he doesn’t have a pi button.
I wish I did but I ate a slice
I noticed that too, but they are coprime with one another and they aren’t divisible by or into 10, so they would definitely create repeating digits. Could’ve used 1/3 for the same effect though.
I just tried and it’s a pi approximation, which makes more sense.