Do you have a scientific calculator? If not, here's the answer. (sm)
Posted By: giddy pc guru on 2008-01-05
In Reply to: Help! - javamama
Subject: Do you have a scientific calculator? If not, here's the answer. (sm)
3.12 x 10 x ^3 = 30371.328
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