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'''Transcendental functions''' are functions such as [[trigonometric]] and [[logarithmic]] functions, whose values cannot be worked out from a simple [[algebraic]] expression - they can only be worked out from an [[infinite series]] - they transcend algebra. [http://www.vintagecalculators.com/html/the_hp-35_calculator.html] | '''Transcendental functions''' are functions such as [[trigonometric]] and [[logarithmic]] functions, whose values cannot be worked out from a simple [[algebraic]] expression - they can only be worked out from an [[infinite series]] - they transcend algebra. [http://www.vintagecalculators.com/html/the_hp-35_calculator.html] | ||
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Transcendental functions are functions such as trigonometric and logarithmic functions, whose values cannot be worked out from a simple algebraic expression - they can only be worked out from an infinite series - they transcend algebra. [1]