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Scott

Cube root?
 
How can I calculate the cube root of a number? Is there a formula for this?
Thanks!

vezerid

Cube root?
 
Scott,
you use the math rule that the nth root of a number is the number
raised to the 1/n.
Thus for the cubic root:
=A1^(1/3)
From my teaching experience: don;t forget the parentheses. The

exponentiation operator takes precedence over the division op.

HTH
Kostis Vezerides


Mike Middleton

Cube root?
 
Scott -

For example, with a number in cell A1, in some other cell enter =A1^(1/3)

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"Scott" wrote in message
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How can I calculate the cube root of a number? Is there a formula for
this?
Thanks!




Bill Kuunders

Cube root?
 
To find the nth root of a number, raise that number to the power of 1/n. For
example, to find the cube root of 8 in a cell, type the following:
=8^(1/3)

from
http://support.microsoft.com/Default.aspx?kbid=271143


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How can I calculate the cube root of a number? Is there a formula for
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Thanks!




Scott

Cube root?
 
Oh yeah - I remember now! Thanks much for your help!

"vezerid" wrote:

Scott,
you use the math rule that the nth root of a number is the number
raised to the 1/n.
Thus for the cubic root:
=A1^(1/3)
From my teaching experience: don;t forget the parentheses. The

exponentiation operator takes precedence over the division op.

HTH
Kostis Vezerides



Bernard Liengme

Cube root?
 
And, if you prefer: =POWER(A1, 1/3)

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How can I calculate the cube root of a number? Is there a formula for
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Thanks!




Charles Andrews

Cube root?
 

"Scott" wrote in message
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How can I calculate the cube root of a number? Is there a formula for
this?
Thanks!


Only way I've managed to do it is value^0.33333333333333

Which is pretty good...

Charlie




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