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Any math experts know what I'm missing here? [Solved]
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09-26-2022, 06:29 PM
Quote:Like cube root of 19 to 100 places?

2.668401648721944867339627371970830335095878569183101865664213586945793971672059716316681593100516540

or how about 1,000?


I've never dealt with string mathematics, also not even in Basic. But today I managed to separate the decimal part from a number like 14.9978667 (actually 15.0) to reduce and it to the relevant three decimal places. Now I just have to scan them. That will be fine!  Wink

A question Pete, what do you do with the 1000 decimal places?  Hopefully nothing naughty.  Dodgy

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RE: Any math experts know what I'm missing here? [Solved] - by Kernelpanic - 09-26-2022, 06:29 PM

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