Billings pro rounding every time entry to .1

Billings pro rounding every time entry to .1 manual#

Billings pro rounding every time entry to .1 manual#

In each case there is either an error in the manual calculation, or different equations and/or numbers were used. Either he is referring to a result given to him by somebody else or he calculated it himself manually. We don't know why mohammed43 thinks that the result should be different. As IRSTuff already wrote, Mathcad will not make that kind of calculation errors. Interstingly, my hand calculation (using a calculator) agrees with your Mathcad yellow resultsInterestingly - really? Thats exactly what I would have supposed. Churchill RE: Mathematical Error or Units jayrod12 (Structural) 15 Apr 14 17:29 'Is it the only lesson of history that mankind is unteachable?' However, if this is the case, a similar division by inches is needed for the second half of the equation. It occurs to me that the '12' in (T*(h^3)/12) might actually be 12 inches and thus a badly handled unit conversion from a non-Mathcad environment such as a text book.

Thus, the result should have units of L^4, not L^3. So will the long piece that is added to it, which basically reduces to another T*(h^3). In the equation for I*(h^3)/12) will have units of L^4 based on the previously defined values and units for T and h. If you reformat to three decimal places (via the menu: Format|Result), you will get what you are looking for. Instead, it is currently formatted to just one decimal place. I just took a quick look, so there may be more to this than I am seeing.