Question about Texas Instruments TI-86 Calculator
Hello,
There is a relation between roots and fractionary powers.
2nd root (square root) of X = X^(1/2) power 1/2
3rd root (cubic root) of X = X^(1/3) power 1/3
4th root of X = X^(1/4)
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n-th root of X = X^(1/n)
Use the raise to arbitrary power key labeled as a caret [^] or [X to the y] or [Y to the x]
Hope it helps.
Posted on Oct 12, 2009
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