Question

anyone know why when i put C/2pi into my calculator?... i get a number that is around 10 times bigger

Answer 1

what are you trying to solve? what's the c?

Answer 2

10 times bigger than what /

Answer 3

well roughtly.... c is just a constant i'm just wondering why i have to put 2pi in parenthesis. If i do it like this

c/2/pi... i get the right answer idk if it's a calculator failure or something

Answer 4

because calcy takes it as (C/2) * pi

Answer 5

ahh lol that would make sense lol

Answer 6

yeah that actually pi^2 = 10 times approx

Answer 7

not just calcy... PEMDAS also states that c/2/pi = (c/2) * pi