How do I get the nth root of a number?
Using Office XP. I need to get the 9th root of a number. If I go the route of:-
(log())/9 how do I get the antilog of the result? |
A few ways. Using the Log, you'd just raise 10 to that power. That is the
9th root of x is 10^(log(x)/9) However, what may be easier is just doing it directly with x^(1/9). Also if x can be negative you'll have an easier time with x^(1/9), although you'll have trouble with even roots. Art "Keithg" wrote: Using Office XP. I need to get the 9th root of a number. If I go the route of:- (log())/9 how do I get the antilog of the result? |
One way
=A1^(1/n) Regards, Peo Sjoblom "Keithg" wrote: Using Office XP. I need to get the 9th root of a number. If I go the route of:- (log())/9 how do I get the antilog of the result? |
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