mellamokb
Joined: 10 May 2007
Posts: 100
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 Posted: June 9, 2008 3:06 PM Post subject: |
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Hi,
Please post what you've entered and I can suggest how you should enter it.
1) A syntax error means you have typed a parenthesis in the wrong place, or something like that. If you try to do implicit multiplication, i.e., x(3) for x*3, you might get this error.
2) A Too few arguments error means that a calculator command needs more information to execute, and you haven't supplied all the required fields. For instance, the derivative command, "d(", requires two parameters -- the expression, and the variable. If you type d(7*x), you will get this error message.
Cheers
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Help!! I am completely confused with this thing. I entered an equation and keep getting Syntax error or Too few arguments error. What do these two error messges mean? How can I solve my equation?? Thanks in advance for your help. 
