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To: RWB who wrote (25922)11/21/1997 10:26:00 PM
From: Marshall  Respond to of 33268
 
Are you totally certain about that?

Now that I'm home I tried 2 <ENTER> 62 <y^x> and got 4.61168601843E+18

Using 2 <ENTER> 63 <y^x> I get 9.22337203696E+18

Sitting down and starting with 1 <ENTER> then doing 2 <X> 63 more times I get the 9.22.... answer.

(the &#177;1 is irrelovent since it's not the "sum of", only the "amount on" the last square)

The question now is: What kind of calculator am I using? :-)



To: RWB who wrote (25922)11/21/1997 10:33:00 PM
From: RWB  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 33268
 
Marshall

You half to add the first two squares as 1+2 then 2X2+2X2X2+ and so on for 60 more times.

RWB


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