how to use scientific calculator?

Question

quartet root find in calculotor

Answer 1

To find the quarter root, take the number with the carrot top sign "^" and raise it to the 1/4 power.
So the quarter root of 5 would be ..

5^(1/4) = (answer)

Answer 2

2+2=4

Answer 3

For CASIO scientific calculators...

If you're find the fourth root of say, 10, just press:
10 [^] (1 [a b/c] 4) [=]

10 - the number
[^] - to the power of
[a b/c] - fraction
1 [a b/c] 4 - as the numerator refers to the power while the denominator refers to the root, and in this case, we are looking at the fourth root.

Answer 4

Try the log method. i,e, Using 16 for example the log is 1.20412 divided by 4 is 0.30103 Antilog of 0.30103 is 2 Will work for any number .I chose a number that we already knew the answer to.

Answer 5

The simplest way is to take the square root of the square root

Answer 6

1. Type in the number, press the xy button (raise to a power), and type in 1/4 (as a fraction or in brackets) or 0.25.

OR

2. Type in 4, press the *rootx button, and type in the number. *rootx button is often 2nd function/Shift and press the xy button.

Answer 7

4*(root sign with x ) number

Answer 8

do the square root of the square root. (press the square root button twice)

Answer 9

use the symbol with a number 2 and the symbol that looks like a divide(opposite of multiply)??? or check the manual.

Answer 10

press second function, {2nd fun} then press 4 divide by two, then add the number u want to do it to