Texas Instruments BA-II Plus Calculator "calculate power number" Questions

...power of x... How do you calculate a number to the power of x Assuming that you have a number already stored in memory location X, and another number (lets call it "y") that you want to raise to the ...

...power) separately. For example, to calculate 2^360, first calculate 2^300: press 2 ^ 3 0 0 = and see 2.037036*10^90. Divide by 10^90 (and remember the 90): / 1 0 y^x 9 0 = and see 2.04. Multiply by ...

calculate any power, be it with integer, fraction or negative exponent. Both keys are next to one another, one below OPTN and the other below the VARS key. To calculate roots, you have the square root

...power of a number without using a calculator? A power is just repeated multiplication, so without a calculator you can work the answer out longhand. (If you were trying to do the nth ROOT of a number ...

...power key marked [Y to x] or [Y^x]. This key allows you to calculate powers with arbitrary exponents. To obtain the roots to any degree you make use of the fact that n-th root of a number X is ...

...How do I cube with a T1 84 calculator x-th root of a number equals the number to the power of (1/x) where x is a natural number. square root = to the power of (1/2) cubic root = to the power of

...number to any power (including 2 and 3) you use the general power key [^] or [X to the y] or [Y to the x] I do not have the calculator with me. 2 to the power of 20 is entered as 2[^]20 =1048576 ( If ...

...power of 30) you input the number 2 then hit the enter key on the calculator, then input 30 and hit the yx button. If you have another model of calculator the procedure may be similar or the buttons. ...

...number is too large to fit on the calculator display. In other words the value of e to the power of (55500/8.14) is greater than 10^100. try an internet calculator that isn't limited by the size ...

how to find exponential power of imaginary part in casio calculator This calculator can do simply algebra with complex numbers-addition, subtractions, multiplications, extract the imaginary and real ...