I was doing some calculations this morning with my calculator, when I punched some stuff I wanted to calculate the reply I got was shocking.....pictures loading

whr d pics

u try

hit like if you have never seen this before, and if calculators cant solve it, How would students solve it

If you can't write that with calculator back in the days, then you are not a student of my school. I can do that but na back in the days

jmichlins:
If you can't write that with calculator back in the days, then you are not a student of my school. I can do that but na back in the days

well bro that wasnt written by manual input....ans u cant write such with the calc I used..prove me wrong...that was an answer screen

jmichlins:
If you can't write that with calculator back in the days, then you are not a student of my school. I can do that but na back in the days

lol wetin I dey use save some definitions

kossyablaze:
lol wetin I dey use save some definitions

guy prove me wrong with pics

Alexas58:

guy prove me wrong with pics

dah was wen I dey school na.Don't av dah calc ryt here woulda shown u

kossyablaze:
dah was wen I dey school na.Don't av dah calc ryt here woulda shown u

kossyablaze:
dah was wen I dey school na.Don't av dah calc ryt here woulda shown u

Alexas58:

well bro that wasnt written by manual input....ans u cant write such with the calc I used..prove me wrong...that was an answer screen

Though I can't do that now cause since I left school, I left everything about though I miss it. In case I need to get a runs into exam class, I will use the calculator to write the whole thing

kossyablaze:
lol wetin I dey use save some definitions

This guy didn't go to my type of school.

Let it solve

jmichlins:
This guy didn't go to my type of school.

lol

You're using the inbuilt "solve" function.
It happens when there's an overflow error, when the numbers get too high, or when it has run out of time for calculations, or if the question you're trying to solve cannot be solved.
Eg.
Try this:
Cos(x) =2.
Tell it to solve.
It'll return "can't solve" because the cosine function is only defined within - 1 and +1 (in the reals anyway)

I don't use calculators...

Lol

chem 1 3 wetin u de study?

Jtmanager:
chem 1 3 wetin u de study?

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Alexas58:
I was doing some calculations this morning with my calculator, when I punched some stuff I wanted to calculate the reply I got was shocking.....pictures loading

CHM 131.2... Uniport breed... I greet o

Winna01:
CHM 131.2... Uniport breed... I greet oCHM 131.2... Uniport breed... I greet o

Lol...no koso....
Proudly uniben sha

I almost shouted in d hall wen my calculator showed me dat,during my mth 101 exam....rep delsu

yungest:
I almost shouted in d hall wen my calculator showed me dat,during my mth 101 exam....rep delsu

Loll.

It happens sometimes.
Im sure youre a graduate now

You're using the inbuilt "solve" function.
It happens when there's an overflow error, when the numbers get too high, or when it has run out of time for calculations, or if the question you're trying to solve cannot be solved.
Eg.
Try this:
Cos(x) =2.
Tell it to solve.
It'll return "can't solve" because the cosine function is only defined within - 1 and +1 (in the reals anyway)

But
cosx=2 has a solution,
Do u know that?

Mrshape:

But
cosx=2 has a solution,
Do u know that?

It has no solution.

Martinez39:
It has no solution.

The values of x is a complex number, not a real.number.

Mrshape:

The values of x is a complex number, not a real.number.

Oh, I was only thinking about real numbers.

Martinez39:
Oh, I was only thinking about real numbers.

I know,
Our mind is always programed to think about real things.

Alexas58:

Loll.

It happens sometimes.
Im sure youre a graduate now

Yes ooo......

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