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...	...	@@ -59,10 +59,10 @@ Logically displayprecision ≥ correctorprecision
59	59	display calculated value then set the precision within the function command. Again this value should be ≥ than
60	60	the corrector precision.
61	61	</div>
62		-<div class="alert green">
63		- If you want to display numbers calculated from a function rounded to smaller digits than the corrector precision, you
64		- can use the floor function to achieve that.
65		-</div>
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	63	+`{latex}\function[calculate, <number>]{<var>}{<expression>}` will calculate the `<expression>` and round the result according to the value of `<number>` . The option `<number>`, should only be used when you want to display the result of the calculated function on the screen. If `<number>` is not provided calculate will result in a number with an accuracy of up to 16 digits (default) behind the decimal mark.
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	65	+Alternatively, if you want to display numbers calculated from a function rounded to smaller digits than the corrector precision, you can use the floor function to achieve that.
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67	67	Example
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