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randint(79)

 Oct 29, 2014

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If you are refering to the randInt function on the TI calculator, randInt(a, b) will give you a random integer in the range from a ≤ x ≤ b.

randInt(79) will give you an error message because it needs two limits, such as randInt(1,79) or randInt(79,100).

 Oct 29, 2014
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I assume you might want to convert 79 radians to degree measure

Use this:

79 * 180/pi = 4526.36658°

To convert this to an angle in the interval [0, 360]  divide the answer by 360 = 12.5732405

Subtract the integer part and multiply the decimal part by 360 = .5732405 * 360 = about 206.37°

 

 Oct 29, 2014
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Best Answer

If you are refering to the randInt function on the TI calculator, randInt(a, b) will give you a random integer in the range from a ≤ x ≤ b.

randInt(79) will give you an error message because it needs two limits, such as randInt(1,79) or randInt(79,100).

geno3141 Oct 29, 2014
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Thanks for that, geno.......I see that your answer is what they were looking for.....

 

 Oct 29, 2014

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