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Mathcad paradox: lb:=lb - en error, lb:=kg - all is OK!
See attached files - Mathcad 15 and Mathcad Prime!
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Roundoff.
Got to be careful making comparisons of floating point numbers when your worksheet options are set to "Use exact equality for comparisons and truncation"
Roundoff.
Got to be careful making comparisons of floating point numbers when your worksheet options are set to "Use exact equality for comparisons and truncation"
Richard Jackson wrote:
Roundoff.
Got to be careful making comparisons of floating point numbers when your worksheet options are set to "Use exact equality for comparisons and truncation"
Thanks Richard, I knew it.
But the paradox is a paradox.
Life (Mathcad) would be uninteresting without paradoxes.
I think I recall something like this coming up on the forums once before. Mathcad can be a little deceptive when using units, because although you may enter the numerical part of a quantity as "1" (e.g. 1 lb), which has an exact binary representation, it is not necessarily stored internally as "1".