This is a roundoff error from the FPU. In a calculator (in 10.2 and 10.3 at least), they use the floating point unit for all calculations. Floating point calculations aren't known (at least from a programming point of view) for being accurate in all cases ;). In this instance, they used a floating point calculation when a simple integer operation would have worked. The FPU rounds numbers, even whole numbers sometimes, unnecessarily. This causes errors, as seen in this instance. Also, this is very hard to reproduce, because of how the FPU works. Normally it would know better than to round a whole number. Here, that wasn't the case. Just a simple mistake on the part of the FPU. --CJ