Comment on this YouTube video:
Your current method can achieve this,
but in the segment from 0:23 to 0:26 in that video,
your input sequence is:
- 118
- ENTER
- 48
- ENTER
- F ['()]
- C [√x]
- 2
8 ENTER
- x
- −
- C [√x]
At this point, the screen can display √(118 − 48√2).
However, on my DB50X it does not display like this; instead, it shows √50.117749.
By the way, the calculator model I’m using is the DM42N, and the firmware version is 0.9.15 “Myriam” (db50x-dm42n-firmware).
(Confirmed regression)
Comment on this YouTube video:
Your current method can achieve this,
but in the segment from 0:23 to 0:26 in that video,
your input sequence is:
8 ENTER
At this point, the screen can display √(118 − 48√2).
However, on my DB50X it does not display like this; instead, it shows √50.117749.
By the way, the calculator model I’m using is the DM42N, and the firmware version is 0.9.15 “Myriam” (db50x-dm42n-firmware).
(Confirmed regression)