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|HP 45 | |||
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-The Casio fx-21 gives the error, "E" after the exponent operation is input, and before the zero can be given as the exponent. | -The Casio fx-21 gives the error, "E" after the exponent operation is input, and before the zero can be given as the exponent. | ||
-On the HP 45, raising any number to the power of zero is specifically listed in the manual's Operating Limits section as an "improper operation" and will return an error. | |||
== e^(iπ)+1 == | == e^(iπ)+1 == | ||