Microsoft ERRORS

Microsoft Calculator FAILED in doing following calculations -


                

Open calculator (goto start --> Run --> type calc --> Click OK)


1) 2704/50 = 54.08               Works Fine
    2704/51 = 53.01960784   Works Fine
    2704/52 = Try yourself      Doesn't Work
    2704/53 = 51.01886792   Works Fine
    2704/54 = 50.07407407   Works Fine
    Microsoft Calculator FAILED


2) 4/4 = 1                        Works Fine
    4/3 = 1.333333           Works Fine
    4/2 = Try Yourself       Doesn't Work
    Microsoft Calculator FAILED


3) Write 4 on calculator
    Take its square root(click sqrt)....it shows 2 (right answer)
    Now subtract 2 from the answer 2
    It will show  -8.1648465955514287168521180122928e-39
    instead of showing 0 (zero)


4) also 
    9 sqrt = 3
    3 - 3 =  ??


    16 sqrt = 4
    4 - 4 = ??
    then 25, 36, 49....and so on


5) The Calculation
     500 * 5% = 25 + = 525
    demonstrates the Calculator error. If you perform this calculation with Windows Calculator, you receive a result of 12,500 instead of 525.  


6) When you try and hit 9216 divided by 96 = button, the calculator did not respond!!!


7) Open Calculator and Switch to Scientific Mode
    It doesnt't have a Percentage button.


* The above problem is in older versions of Microsoft Windows. Microsoft had solved this problem in newly and upcoming versions.




Microsoft Word problem - 


1) Open MS Word and type
    =rand (200, 99)
    and then press ENTER and see the magic


2) and more....
    type in MS Word
    =rand( 2 , 4)
    press ENTER and see the magic


* This is actually a code for inserting sample text into a document. You can change the numbers (along with other options) to change how much or what is printed out.


Essentially, you would use this if you wanted to see what your document would look like before typing in all the information. Many website designers (for instance) use this to see how the site would look when everything is fully populated with information.


The first number (200) tells it how many paragraphs of sample text to write, and the second (99) tells it how many lines per paragraph.




Thanks,
Parag