(If it were a Decimal or BCD engine internally, i'd expect final digit 9.)
(If it were a Decimal or BCD engine internally, i'd expect final digit 9.)
tells us that
* the floating point binary in the calculator has about 22-23 bits of significance, and so
* this is as close to 1.0 as it can t without rounding up to 1.0;
* and its rounding rules dont allow √(1-ε) to round up to 1.0
tells us that
* the floating point binary in the calculator has about 22-23 bits of significance, and so
* this is as close to 1.0 as it can t without rounding up to 1.0;
* and its rounding rules dont allow √(1-ε) to round up to 1.0
"940 Reservoir [via] Beacon St" placard on trolley 🚎 threw me until i found old surface rail connections Boylston -> Mass Ave -> Beacon that would allow such a route.
"940 Reservoir [via] Beacon St" placard on trolley 🚎 threw me until i found old surface rail connections Boylston -> Mass Ave -> Beacon that would allow such a route.
The branded shipping tape was a classy surprise! 😍
The branded shipping tape was a classy surprise! 😍