How to i raise e to a power - Texas Instruments TI-30XA Calculator

Ray is only partly correct. If its a fuse, your power seat won't be working at all.

Maybe bad switch is your problem

If you are using an HP 12c or have the button on the calculator "yx" you first enter the number you wish to raise (y) then enter then the power (x). For instance to find 230 (2 to the 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. Play around with it. By the way the solution to 2 raised to the 30th power is 1,073,741,824.

For integral powers of ten, use the EE key, just above the 7 key. For example, to enter 1.3 time ten to the fourth, press 1 . 3 EE 4

To raise e to a power, use the e^x function (the shifted function of the LN key on the top row). For example, to calculate e raised to the 1.2 power, press 1 . 2 2nd [e^x] =

To raise any number to any power, use the y^x key, just above the divide key. For example, to calculate 3 to the 5th power, press 3 y^x 5 =

Hope this helps. If you still have questions, please feel free to respond to this post.

To raise 10 to a power, use 10^x (the 2nd function of the LOG key). To raise e to a power, use e^x (the 2nd function of the LN key). To raise a number to another, use y^x (the key just above the divide key).

Power Fold Rear 3rd Row Seat on 2006 Ford Explorer will not raise. I can hear motor trying to raise seat. The gear does not appear to be turning. Motor hums like it is in a bind. What needs replacing?

Hello,
Use the raise to a power key. It looks like a caret [^] (or accent circonflexe). On certain calculators it is an [X raised to y], or [Y raised to x] 4 to power 48 is entered as
4[^] 48 [=] result is 7.922816251 28

Hope it helps.

You use the ^ (caret) button, which is on the left hand-side to the left and up one from the 7 button.

Press 9 then ^ button then 23 and the equal button.

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The problem is the power motor gear that raises and lowers the window is worn out. The motor runs, but the gear cannot engage with the gear on the window regulator.

no, you will have to remove the window motor to raise the window up manually.