Super thanks for the information. This was the most useful video related to degree calculation after having searched fruitlessly for several hours. Used my TI because for some reason my Casio calculator would not give the correct response.
@@k8yrt Tell me more? As in how to calculate the percent error? Just %E = Absolute Value (Your ANS - Given)/ Given * 100 If you're looking for reasons for the error, then it's entirely based on your measurements taken. Only way to confirm is to sling a little blood and find out. Granted volunteers are usually hard to come by....
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why does every teacher leave out "switch to degree"
To make your life miserable when you keep getting the wrong answer over and over. I'm glad I dropped the reminder :)
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Super thanks for the information. This was the most useful video related to degree calculation after having searched fruitlessly for several hours. Used my TI because for some reason my Casio calculator would not give the correct response.
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@@turdfurg67 what do i do when i get a percent error :( i really dont know
@@k8yrt Tell me more? As in how to calculate the percent error? Just %E = Absolute Value (Your ANS - Given)/ Given * 100
If you're looking for reasons for the error, then it's entirely based on your measurements taken. Only way to confirm is to sling a little blood and find out. Granted volunteers are usually hard to come by....