Error Function - Table of Values

Table of Values

x erf(x) erfc(x) x erf(x) erfc(x)
0.00 0.0000000 1.0000000 1.30 0.9340079 0.0659921
0.05 0.0563720 0.9436280 1.40 0.9522851 0.0477149
0.10 0.1124629 0.8875371 1.50 0.9661051 0.0338949
0.15 0.1679960 0.8320040 1.60 0.9763484 0.0236516
0.20 0.2227026 0.7772974 1.70 0.9837905 0.0162095
0.25 0.2763264 0.7236736 1.80 0.9890905 0.0109095
0.30 0.3286268 0.6713732 1.90 0.9927904 0.0072096
0.35 0.3793821 0.6206179 2.00 0.9953223 0.0046777
0.40 0.4283924 0.5716076 2.10 0.9970205 0.0029795
0.45 0.4754817 0.5245183 2.20 0.9981372 0.0018628
0.50 0.5204999 0.4795001 2.30 0.9988568 0.0011432
0.55 0.5633234 0.4366766 2.40 0.9993115 0.0006885
0.60 0.6038561 0.3961439 2.50 0.9995930 0.0004070
0.65 0.6420293 0.3579707 2.60 0.9997640 0.0002360
0.70 0.6778012 0.3221988 2.70 0.9998657 0.0001343
0.75 0.7111556 0.2888444 2.80 0.9999250 0.0000750
0.80 0.7421010 0.2578990 2.90 0.9999589 0.0000411
0.85 0.7706681 0.2293319 3.00 0.9999779 0.0000221
0.90 0.7969082 0.2030918 3.10 0.9999884 0.0000116
0.95 0.8208908 0.1791092 3.20 0.9999940 0.0000060
1.00 0.8427008 0.1572992 3.30 0.9999969 0.0000031
1.10 0.8802051 0.1197949 3.40 0.9999985 0.0000015
1.20 0.9103140 0.0896860 3.50 0.9999993 0.0000007
x erfc(x)/2
1 7.86496e−2
2 2.33887e−3
3 1.10452e−5
4 7.70863e−9
5 7.6873e−13
6 1.07599e−17
7 2.09191e−23
8 5.61215e−30
9 2.06852e−37
10 1.04424e−45
11 7.20433e−55
12 6.78131e−65
13 8.69779e−76
14 1.51861e−87
15 3.6065e−100
16 1.16424e−113
17 5.10614e−128
18 3.04118e−143
19 2.45886e−159
20 2.69793e−176
21 4.01623e−194
22 8.10953e−213
23 2.22063e−232
24 8.24491e−253
25 4.15009e−274
26 2.8316e−296
27 2.61855e−319

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