OpenOffice Calc: root write as a power of
Whether it's second, third, tenth, n-th root in OpenOffice Calc , you can by a simple mathematical relation can be drawn:
- The n-th root of an expression corresponds to the expression with the Kehrbruch of n as the Exponent.
- For example, ¾ is√7 = 7^(4/3).
- For example, enter "=127^(1/3)", to pull the third root of 127. "=127^(1/7)" thus corresponds to the seventh root of 127.
- Here, the Exponent must be in parentheses.
- When you root, the fact that the cell is formatted as "number" or "currency". Right-click on the cell and choose "format cells...", you can set this under the Tab "Numbers".
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