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mehrunissa
on a ti83 calculator, how do you put in cubic roots?
To find the cubic root using a calculator, you can use the "cbrt" function or the exponent button (^) followed by 1/3. For example, to find the cubic root of 27, you can type 27^(1/3) or use the cbrt function and enter 27 as the argument.
Yes, most calculators allow you to find the cubic root of negative numbers. However, it will usually return a complex number in the form of a+bi, where a and b are real numbers and i is the imaginary unit.
You can check if your calculator is in cubic root mode by looking for the "cbrt" or "³√" symbol on the calculator's buttons. Some calculators also have a dedicated cubic root button that you can press to enter the mode.
Yes, most calculators allow you to find the cubic root of decimal numbers. However, the accuracy of the result may vary depending on the calculator's precision.
To use the cubic root function on a scientific calculator, you can press the "cbrt" button or use the exponent button (^) followed by 1/3. Some calculators also have a "root" or "√" button, where you can enter the index (3 for cubic root) and then the radicand to find the cubic root.