Graphing Calculator Problem?
Occasionally, when I enter a calculation into my graphing calculator, it returns a number that seems incorrect, often ending with “E-5” or “E64.” What does this mean? My calculator is a TI-84 Plus.
For example: - 2.71838 raised to the power of -7.5 = 5.529345821 E-4 - The permutation of 50 = 3.04140932 E64
Thank you so much for your help!
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