I'm trying to compute 1.45E-03e^0.0207x = y into my calculator, where x = 10, but I keep on getting an ERROR message.
I cumputed it as so: 1.45E-03e^(0.0207(10)).
However, when I compute the same equation the same way into a calculator provided by the Google search bar, it shoots out 0.25156093592 as an answer.
Why is that so?
1.45E-3 x e^(0.0207) x 10 =
0.00145 x 1.02091573097.... x 10 =
= 0.0148032780991 - This is the correct answer.
I would also recommend https://www.symbolab.com/solver/algebra-calculator as a better calculator than whichever one you used.
+118616 I will do it by copying and pasting it into the web2calc (the one on this site)
1.45E-03e^0.0207x where x=10
I am not actually sure of the convention as to the meaning. That is why I think brackets shoulr be used (conventions can be confusing.)
So I have done it with both interpretations.
1.45E-03e^0.0207*10 = 0.0148032780991003017
1.45E-03e^(0.0207*10) = 0.001783474729082091415
