How would I solve this problem with a regular calculator?
what problem?
\[\sqrt[3]{176}\] The small number is 3
176^(1/3)enter
So, 176 times 1/3?
or maybe you have an x^y key or a y^x key. 176 {x^y) (1/3) enter
no RAISED TO the (1/3)rd power
Okay, kind of a dummy when it comes to square roots. All I know is that I have a square root key on my calculator, how could I use it to solve this problem? The answers I need are suppose to be in decimals.
by regular calculator, do you mean non-scientific?
Yes Just the standard calculator
no, you can't you can only square root
Here are what my answers look like: I need to choose one.The answer needs to be between one of the following: 5.6-5.60 5.59-5.6 5.61-5.62 5.62-5.63
*5.6-5.61
your teacher expects you to have one? answer is 5.604078661 btw. also you can use the calculator program that comes with your computer or you could enter (176)^(1/3) in google ^_^
Right, that would make the answer 5.6-5.61 Thank you very much for your help! :)
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