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Why does it say infinity when i try to put in a googolplex?

 Sep 8, 2015

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Because there is a "bug" in it!!. It should say something like "overflow", because it's only designed to handle numbers that are a couple hundred digits long, or about 10^200. I'm just guessing.Somebody else might be able to give you the exact number that it can handle.

 Sep 8, 2015
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Because there is a "bug" in it!!. It should say something like "overflow", because it's only designed to handle numbers that are a couple hundred digits long, or about 10^200. I'm just guessing.Somebody else might be able to give you the exact number that it can handle.

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Well looky who is back! I thought you were still on your honeymoon with your HP. Did you two have a fight. Maybe the batteries went dead.

 

I was thinking about you when my science teacher tell us about the Carolina anole lizard. He said there are a lot of them around way more than there used to be. They make a good pet and my sister like to give them names and sometimes she ask me what is a good name. I will tell her to name him Retentive after you. Yep Anole-Retentive.    If you ever make an account on here you can use that name. Hahahaha

 

To the first Anon, I type googolplex into the calculator and it says googolplex. Retentive like to complain a lot. Here is his post of questions which is mostly just complaints. He thinks there are bugs in the calculator but there are way more of them up his  . . . . . .well you know where.

 

 http://web2.0calc.com/questions/melody-what-are-some-of-the-amazing-things-that-your-ohline-can-do-and-that-my-hp-scientific-calculator-can-t-do

 

Oh I write an apology too but it not post. Maybe because it was too long. It is was a good one, maybe I try again.  

 Sep 8, 2015
edited by Dragonlance  Sep 8, 2015
edited by Dragonlance  Sep 8, 2015
edited by Dragonlance  Sep 8, 2015

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