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			<content type="html"><![CDATA[<p><strong>Topic: Browser search engine does currency conversion, sums and calculus!</strong><br />I found this startling tip&nbsp; while browsing youtube videos.</p><p><strong>This post is an edited version of my last post in this thread; I repeat it&nbsp; in more compact form.</strong></p><p>Just enter into your browser search box a currency conversion, arithmetic or maths expression and it will display the result in the search results area.&nbsp; </p><p>I use Opera, and tried the following search items - I won&#039;t list the results, which were all correct.</p><p>The calculations seem to be expedited by use of search engine DuckDuckGo.&nbsp; All of them worked in Opera, and some (I only tested a few) in other Browsers - but the key&nbsp; is using DuckDuckGo as your search engine.</p><p>Note: in other browsers, and using Google, some calculations went to different solvers.</p><p>verbatim:</p><p>£100 Eur (currency conversion, goes to xe.com)<br />£100 $ (ditto)</p><p>In the following group, all showed the result and opened a calculator<br />3*4 (simple multiplication)<br />3/7 (simple division)<br />ln(4)&nbsp; (natural log of 4)<br />sin(pi/7) value of pi, division, and trig)</p><p>In the following group, in Opera, it opens&nbsp; &nbsp;symbolab.com.<br />d(x)/dx (differential calculus )<br />d(x^2)/dx (differential calculus )<br />d(x^2+x+1)/dx&nbsp; (differential calculus )<br />integral x^2.dx (integral calculus )<br />integral (x^3+4*x) (integral calculus)</p><p>The youtube video is : <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQdVXPO6vg8,">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQdVXPO6vg8,</a> &quot;14 Computer Tricks You Wish You Learned Sooner&quot;, by Bright Side.</p>]]></content>
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			<content type="html"><![CDATA[<p>I suspect you’ll find that the results vary according to the default search engine for the browser that you’re using. I generally use DuckDuckGo, but if I do a Google search (either directly or via a DuckDuckGo <a href="https://duckduckgo.com/bang">bang</a> command) the information may be presented differently. Try something like</p><div class="codebox"><pre><code>37 Celsius in Fahrenheit</code></pre></div><p>in your default browser.</p><div class="quotebox"><cite>jackneve wrote:</cite><blockquote><p>Alfred, could you please put a link to this in the maths group.</p></blockquote></div><p>Of course I could, Jack, but since it’s your topic you might like to put it there yourself! Right-click on the ‘Today 12:01:32’ timestamp at the top of your post, retrieve the URL from the context menu and then paste the link into a new post in the Mathematics &amp; Science’ forum.</p>]]></content>
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			<content type="html"><![CDATA[<p>I just found this startling tip&nbsp; while browsing youtube videos.</p><p>Just enter into your browser search box a currency conversion, arithmetic or maths expression and it will display the result in the search results area.</p><p>I use Opera, and tried the following search items - I won&#039;t list the results, which were all correct.</p><p>EDITED<br />Other browsers went to different solvers, I tried only a couple in Firefox. Sadly, I find that Maxthon doesn&#039;t show any results other than links to various currency and maths solvers. Not so good after all! Vivaldi does a few, but generally shows several links.</p><p>verbatim:</p><p>£100 Eur (currency conversion, goes to xe.com) <br />£100 $ (ditto)</p><p>In the following group, all showed the result and opened a calculator<br />3*4 (simple multiplication)<br />3/7 (simple division)<br />ln(4)&nbsp; (natural log of 4)<br />sin(pi/7) value of pi, division, and trig)</p><p>Depending on browser, in the following group, <br />in Opera, it opens&nbsp; &nbsp;symbolab.co.<br />In Firefox some, simple functions&nbsp; open cuemath.com, and otherwise all link to other maths solvers.<br />d(x)/dx (differential calculus -goes to symbolab.com) <br />d(x^2)/dx (differential calculus -ditto)<br />d(x^2+x+1)/dx&nbsp; (differential calculus -ditto)<br />integral x^2.dx (integral calculus - ditto)</p><p>EDITED to show more calculations.</p><p>I could have put this into the scientific thread group, but I think it is of general use, Maybe more people will see it here .The youtube video is : <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQdVXPO6vg8">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQdVXPO6vg8</a>, &quot;14 Computer Tricks You Wish You Learned Sooner&quot;, by Bright Side.&nbsp; Alfred, could you please put a link to this in the maths group.</p>]]></content>
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