Calculator - Exponents & Radicals (Roots)

Learn how to use your calculator while working with exponents and radicals (roots).

[@Awsomeology404]

This tutorial explained more in 10 minutes than my professor could in 60, thank you

[@julianreddick8354]

I love your tutorials so much, this helped me get an A on my midterm!

[@tonyamartinarmenti5779]

You speak clearly and allow us time to process your teaching. So I thank you. Math is fun once you understand it more. For me, this is my first time using this calculator.

[@rubiesofgold7698]

This video is so good. This has helped my 15 year old tremendously. Thank you.

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You are 19 now. Time flies

[@rupamukherjee2796]

Thank you , very easy to understand and , such a clear voice

[@jimsmith1882]

Thank you for this valuable information, I actually own the TI-30X IIS calculator which made it very easy to follow your instructions.

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I loved your calculations, That`s amazing.

[@amirnasiri8799]

You might have just saved me from my math test in a few blocks, thanks!

[@acenm7]

very good. awesome explanation, easy to get...

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Game changer!! Thank you so much!

[@kerrydorcheus]

Thank you, this was so helpful to me

[@catewallace3357]

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[@asherarafael2423]

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[@kchappell7231]

ITS A MIRACLE

[@hussainradhwan4538]

it helps a lot, thank you!

[@memyselfand65]

Simplified! THANK you

[@peggylimtingting3660]

Thanks
Easy to understand😄😍

[@curtiscranford8820]

How would I enter a base number then raise it to an exponent under the radical sign

[@honours6240]

works fine on Buffalo scientific calculator 2559 :)) thank you

[@kristie1146]

Thank You!

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[@kolbrans7270]

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[@ernestnijimbere5237]

Thank you

[@johnnyfiveisalive4108]

I am missing something on my calculator and do not know how to do this particular compound interest formula on my calculator. I keep coming up with a syntax error. At the end of the equation it's basically an exponent times an exponent. It shows 2600(1+0.0134/1) with 1(3) as an exponent at the top right of the right parenthesis. Is there anyone that knows how to do this?

[@patriciazavala1773]

no hablo muy bien ingles pero te entendi perfectamente la explicacion gracias

[@magi0888]

I cannot find one video that shows you how to come back down from using a caret :(

[@anandhubaiju6453]

(-5)2 I'm getting syntax error.. I did reset,still it's the same.. help needed

[@grassclass3315]

Sure I’ll help

[@d3n_SHOW]

Me too

[@Ryanair671]

Can that calculators simplify square roots? like for example square root of 27

[@heartlandmath5483]

only as an approximation; it won't convert it to 3 sqrt 3

[@khanejaz1143]

Thanks

[@iqraakram7518]

THANKS

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waw 6 years ago

[@phoenixlillia3298]

How can you do 8^sqrt1/3

[@heartlandmath5483]

Let's see if I can do this without the calculator: press 8, ^, (sqrt key, 1/3) . Use the parentheses and the fraction key.

[@skylarfortner3355]

The I haven't even gotten the calculator yet but still want to know how to use it

[@kolbrans7270]

lol

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[@d3n_SHOW]

DOMAIN ERROR

[@damonicajones4396]

Thank you!