iglooeminusice
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- Feb 7, 2009
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...iphone calculator? I have microsoft maths on a laptop and have found often found if I type in calculations with my keyboard, compared to using the mouse to enter the equation in the softwares calculator, then the equation is wrong.
i.e using keyboard - 7/7(3)=s (which works however 7/7(space)3 then push enter the error displays :The current expression contains a word or symbol that Microsoft Maths does not recognize or cannot evaluate.
The calculator doesn't have a 'space' function, so I push the * to multiple 7/7 by 3 and then push enter.
If the answer is wrong, the wrong answer section wants to be overwritten, however I want to keep the wrong answer to allow me to preview my methods as I develop my maths skills and work out how I went wrong by analysing previous data sets. It would good if the software could display the different wrong and right sections of an equation in different colours and ask you things like 'Did you mean this formula?' and learn from style as you go along....Ok now I know I'm asking too much....Hope someone from microsoft reads this and develops a 'fix'!
I have an iphone which includes the scientific calculator, however there are no instructions on how to use calculations with it and being a novice mathmatics student it would be good to have someone provide a list of different equations with the full set of formulas and answers calculated by an iphone.
Any suggestions or hints. Keep em simple :|
Cheers
Eskimo
i.e using keyboard - 7/7(3)=s (which works however 7/7(space)3 then push enter the error displays :The current expression contains a word or symbol that Microsoft Maths does not recognize or cannot evaluate.
The calculator doesn't have a 'space' function, so I push the * to multiple 7/7 by 3 and then push enter.
If the answer is wrong, the wrong answer section wants to be overwritten, however I want to keep the wrong answer to allow me to preview my methods as I develop my maths skills and work out how I went wrong by analysing previous data sets. It would good if the software could display the different wrong and right sections of an equation in different colours and ask you things like 'Did you mean this formula?' and learn from style as you go along....Ok now I know I'm asking too much....Hope someone from microsoft reads this and develops a 'fix'!
I have an iphone which includes the scientific calculator, however there are no instructions on how to use calculations with it and being a novice mathmatics student it would be good to have someone provide a list of different equations with the full set of formulas and answers calculated by an iphone.
Any suggestions or hints. Keep em simple :|
Cheers
Eskimo