Trig algorithms on HP RPN?
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Trig algorithms on HP RPN?
Can someone tell me if the trig algorithms for HP (and other RPN calculators) are all done in radians (behind the scenes). The reason I ask is I've been trying out the Mike Sebastian Forensic test.
It is of course meant to find the underlying chip used, regardless of brand name. But it gives a (very) rough estimation of accuracy, and the results I get using 0.15707 radians are startlingly better than with 9 degrees. HP-25 degrees 9.0040 error 0.05% HP-25 radians 8.9999 error 0.00003% Any Soviet Elektronika programmable RPN (eg B3-34) degrees 9.0881 error 1% Any Soviet Elektronika programmable RPN (eg B3-34) radians 9.0000 error 0.0003% Sinclair Scientific radians 8.9381 error 0.7% (no degree mode) Thanks. |
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Trig algorithms on HP RPN? - MinkLib - Yesterday 01:39 PM
RE: Trig algorithms on HP RPN? - Idnarn - Yesterday, 02:09 PM
RE: Trig algorithms on HP RPN? - naddy - Yesterday, 03:15 PM
RE: Trig algorithms on HP RPN? - Thomas Klemm - Yesterday, 03:49 PM
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