So, on a Mac, PI + PI = 6 ?

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[QUOTE=Sleel]
We’re talking about the Calculator application included in the standard installation of OS X. The scientific functions are hidden by default, but you can toggle between the relatively limited standard calculator, a scientific one, and a programming calculator in the View menu. Unless you’re using this specific application, you’re probably not going to see the error we’re seeing.
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Ok, my bad. With the original calculator, I’m getting 6.

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Mac OS X 10.4.11 here, and in addition to things mentioned:

Pi + 1=4

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Non Mac user, so I can’t check this on my own - but what does π[sup]2[/sup] yield?

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Out of curiosity, have you gotten any reply to your bug report yet?

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[QUOTE=OtakuLoki]
Non Mac user, so I can’t check this on my own - but what does π[sup]2[/sup] yield?
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π[sup]2[/sup] = 9.86960440109 in 10.4.11.

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[QUOTE=Tyrrell McAllister]
π[sup]2[/sup] = 9.86960440109 in 10.4.11.
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Rats. That’s no fun. I was so hoping it would turn out that π[sup]2[/sup] = 10

Apple has almost, but not quite, made an Radcon math calculator.