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(x+4)squared
In (x+4)squared, How will I make squared a 2 higher? or (x+4)squared or
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(x+4)squared
=POWER(x+4,n)
where n is the power to raise the value x+4 -- Cheers Nigel "monica_josh" wrote in message ... In (x+4)squared, How will I make squared a 2 higher? or (x+4)squared or cubed? Thanks. |
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(x+4)squared
=(a1+4)^2
=(a1+4)^3 .... =(a1+4)^n is another way. monica_josh wrote: In (x+4)squared, How will I make squared a 2 higher? or (x+4)squared or cubed? Thanks. -- Dave Peterson |
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