Re: 43S Alternative key layout --> WP43C
Posted: Mon Oct 12, 2020 8:54 pm
Update #42 (! special number !) worked like a charm, with DMCP3.20, using layout L2.
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pyridine, come to think of "42", try this on your C43:
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g[X<>Y] to get EXP menu
RCL 15
FN1 to do a cube
RCL 16
FN1 to do a cube
RCL 17
FN1 to do a cube
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No, it is not from there; but I won't be surprised if the integers are identical
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R27 = "225251798594466661409915431774713195745814267044878909733007331390393510002687"
R26 = "4776913109852041418248056622882488319"
R25 = "195845982777569926302400511"
R24 = "7369130657357778596659"
R23 = "18446744082299486207"
R22 = "18014398241046527"
R21 = "Primes: Carol, Kynea, repunit, Woodal"
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R20 = "842468587426513207"
R19 = "2646693125139304345"
R18 = "37 digits of pi, Reg19 / Reg20."
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R17 = "12602123297335631"
R16 = "80435758145817515"
R15 = "-80538738812075974"
R14 = "Reg 15, 16 & 17 have: The 3 cubes = 42."
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R13 = "-472715493453327032"
R12 = "-569936821113563493509"
R11 = "569936821221962380720"
R10 = "Reg 11,12 & 13 have: The 3 cubes = 3."
And we have the answer to the meaning of life, the universe, and everything !Jaymos wrote: ↑Wed Oct 14, 2020 11:43 pm
pyridine, come to think of "42", try this on your C43:
Yes it has the 3 integers to be cubed in registers 15,16 & 17.Code: Select all
g[X<>Y] to get EXP menu RCL 15 FN1 to do a cube RCL 16 FN1 to do a cube RCL 17 FN1 to do a cube + +
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PHI RCL 01 Y^X PHI RCL 01 CHS Y^X - 5 SQRT / // FOR INTEGERS Z
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PHI RCL 01 Y^X RCL 01 PI * COS PHI RCL 01 CHS Y^X * - 5 EXIT SQRT / // FOR REALS R
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PHI RCL 01 Y^X PHI RCL 01 CHS Y^X 1 CHS SQRT PI * RCL 01 * E^X 1 CHS SQRT PI * RCL 01 CHS * E^X + 2 / * - 5 SQRT / // FOR COMPLEX C
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RCL 01 FIB
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1 EXIT 5 SQRT + RCL 01 Y^X 1 EXIT 5 SQRT - RCL 01 Y^X - 2 EXIT RCL 01 Y^X 5 EXIT SQRT * / //FOR INTEGERS
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PHI RCL 01 Y^X PHI CHS RCL 01 CHS Y^X - "5" SQRT / //FOR INTEGERS
Maybe I referred to the 242x240 pixel box as 'rectangular', maybe it was just poor word choice after midnight, but either way I should have referred to the inside space available to the graph which is 240x240, so I changed it to 'square', as I do not like describing that shape as being 'quadratic'. Tx.