What is the solution for: 4 square root of 28 - 2 square root of 2/3=

I believe factors can be calculated on any basic calculator.

Starting with 1, increasing by 1 until you get to square root (number) + 1

Let's do an example.

28
square root (28)+1 = 6
Factors
1, 28/1=28
2, 28/2=14 14*2 - 28 = 0 (when you divide, you get no decimal)
3, 28/3=9.33333 - not a factor - doesn't go in evenly
4, 28/4 =7
5, 28/5=5.6 - not a factor - doesn't go in evenly
6, 28/6=4.66666 - not a factor
So now we can list our factors - 1, 28, 2, 14, 4, 7
Putting them in order, we get 1, 2, 4, 7, 14 and 28.

Good luck,

Paul

The square root is the second function of the "3" key. To calculate the square root of 3, press 3 2ndF 3 =

Take the fourth root. The square root, denoted by a 2 on top of the "root thing" or more commonly without a number at all, is the second root.

Usually the easiest way to calculate the fourth root is to calculate the square root of the square root. So in this case the fourth root of 81 is the square root of the square root of 81. The square root of 81 is 9, the square root of 9 is 3.

You can use the square-root function for any number, whether it's a perfect square or not. For example, to calculate the square root of 2, press SHIFT [square-root] 2 EXE .

[square-root] is on the x^2 key, just to the right of the ALPHA key.

(Square root(7))*(Square root (15))=(Square root (7*15)=Square root(105)

To calculate the square root of 9, press
2nd [square-root] 9 ) =

The square-root is the shifted function of the x-squared key, just to the left of the 7 key. The close-parenthesis is needed to balance the open-parenthesis automatically inserted by the square-root function.

Two ways:

2ND [square-root] ( 8 7 . 3 4 / 5 ) ENTER

8 7 . 3 4 / 5 ENTER then 2ND [square-root] 2ND ANS ENTER

The first sequence takes the square root of 87.34/5, the second sequence calculates 87.34/5 then takes the square root of the result.

Square root is the 2nd function of the square key, to the left of the 7 key. To compute the square root of 62, press 2nd [square-root] 6 2 ) =

Use the toggle button above the enter key. It looks like 2 arrows

Hello,
The square root has a dedicated key sequence [2nd][V square root symbol]
Square root of 21.2846 is entered [2nd][V square root] 21.2846 [ENTER] .
The result is`4.614.
I suspect you want to calculate the 4th root of 21.2846. If it is the case you enter that as
21.2846 [^](1/4) =2.148
Square root can be also entered as [^](1/2)
Cube root is entered as [^] (1/3)

..
nth root is entered as [^](1/n)
Hope it helps.