How to change an answer in terms of square root?

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Posted on Jan 02, 2017

Vlad Pankov

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SOURCE: square roots

You can't, sorry.

Posted on Jul 08, 2009

SOURCE: square root of 0.5

Hello
If you want a number in decimal form all you have to do is press [S<-->D].

Hope it helps

Posted on Sep 06, 2009

SOURCE: It wont give the answer to the square root of 76

Maybe your syntax is incorrect. But more likely, it gives the right answer but you do not recognize.
Look on the narrow indicator band on top of the screen. If there is a Math indicator you are in MthIO (textbook display). In this mode results are in the form of radicals
SQRT(76) =2*SQRT(19) Here SQRT represents the radical (square root symbol).

If there is no Math indicator, your calculator is in LineIO and all results are in decimal form so that SQRT(76) =8.717797887

To set MthIO press [SHIFT][MODE][1:MthIO]
To set LineIO press [SHIFT][MODE][2:LineIO]
To toggle between radicals/fractions to decimal press [S<=>D] key above the [DEL] key.

Posted on Jan 20, 2010

SOURCE: wene i type in the square root of 48 the answer is

If the result is already calculated and displayed, press the [S<=>D] key It will convert a fraction or radical to decimal. This is always possible. If the result is decimal it may be converted to a fraction or a radical (Not always possible).

If the expression to be evaluated is still in the command line and you have not pressed the [=] key, you can force the result to be displayed in decimal format by pressing [SHIFT][=] instead of just [=].

More permanently. If you do not care for fractions and radicals, set the Input/Outpout mode to LineIO. To do do press [SHIFT][MODE] to access the (SETUP) screen and select [2:LineIO]

Posted on May 25, 2010

SOURCE: i dont know how to

To calculate a square root you press the square root key. A radical will be displayed. You type in the positive number whose root you want. Press the EXE key.

Posted on Jan 14, 2012