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  1. repeating sign

    when a decimal repeats, use this to show that it repeats.

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  2. Something wrong with converting fluid ounces to liters. 96 fl. oz. came up with 12+ liters!

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  3. Working with percentages doesn't work . For example (20-10%)*3 = E

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  4. Scrolling is broken in conversion selection

    I cannot scroll the conversion type selection. I can select Pressure by clicking the top of the box, which is barely visible, but I cannot select anything below it or read the word Pressure.

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  5. Add DMS converter

    Put a button which converts a decimal e.g. 1.5 to DMS 1'30"

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    planned  ·  AdminTuran Rustamli (Developer, Optimax Numerics) responded

    DegreeMinuteSecond converter like here
    https://www.dcode.fr/convert-angle-unit

  6. Standard normal distribution table, Theta(z)=1/sqrt(2*pi) INTe^-t²/2dt (over -inifity to z) = P(Z<=z), Z~N(0,1);

    Usage: Just type in a value for z (negative or positive) and press the Standard normal distribution table button.

    Should also work backwards (then you put in the probability (0<p<1) and get the z instead) using Shift-Button or corresponding.

    z values are between ~-3.2 (p=0 for z<-3.2) and 0,000 (p=0.5) and ~3.2 (p=1 for z>3.2)

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  7. Systems of Linear Equations Button

    Add a button where you can type in a system of linear equations and you have to hit the down arrow to tyoe in a new equation to the system or set of equations.

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  8. Calculating the Percentage is not correct.... 10-10% should give 1

    Calculating the Percentage is not correct.... 10-10% should give 1

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  9. you can download it on your desk top

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  10. A basic calculator view ( with brackets tho )

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    planned  ·  AdminTuran Rustamli (Developer, Optimax Numerics) responded

    Specially on mobile that would be very handy

  11. the history "highlighted" part should be more in contrast with background...chose something like gray

    the history "highlighted" part should be more in contrast with background...chose something like gray

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  12. put buttons that are just the plain squared and cubed symbols.

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    under review  ·  husayt responded

    can you provide more details please?

  13. Less eager selection extension in the converter view

    When selecting a number value in the converter view, the selection range is automatically extended to include the unit designator, which makes copy/pasting the value into the calculator view more difficult than it needs to be.

    I suggest not auto-extending the selection, allowing the user to only select the numerical portion of the result.

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    under review  ·  husayt responded

    Thanks. Please keep sharing your feedback with us

  14. look into this:i calculated the complex number i^2,your answer was too long,why the extra term

    i^2=-1 + 1.224646798818428e-16i the answer suppose to be -1
    so why the extra term?

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  15. Abbreviate some of the longer unit names

    Unit names, like Angstrom, are long and are likely to be accompanied by a long number, especially if not using scientific notation, since the unit size is so small. Converting even a small number like 1 cm to Angstroms results in a large number that is truncated. League is another kind of long name. Not sure what the abbreviation is for that.

    4 votes
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  16. gcf of monomials

    Like the GCF of 9t and 15m

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  17. I would like to use Numerics also on my Android phone. Are you planning Numerics app in Google Play ?

    I would like to use Numerics also on my Android phone. Are you planning Numerics app in Google Play ?

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  18. add where u can save history like if u are putting bills together

    like where u can add up bills then save for a later date

    7 votes
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    under review  ·  husayt responded

    not clear

  19. Quadratic Formula button

    enter in A, B, and C values and have the calculator substitute them into the equation

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  20. Find nth root

    only square and no other root can be calculated

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