Question

how can i type 25'11 in my calculator?

Answer 1

\[25^{11}\]
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Answer 2

I need to do a problem of tan(25 degrees) but I don't know how to put the 11

Answer 3

^11

Answer 4

Use the ^ arrow and place the term into parenthesis as so ( x )

Answer 5

it says error domain.

Answer 6

When you have tangent though if you have a variable on the other side the way to get rid of it would be to take the inverse tangent so for example:
\[Tan(x) = y\]
To find the x we would take the inverse tangent of both sides.
\[x = \tan^-1(y)\]

Answer 7

Did you type "25^(11)"

Answer 8

yes I did and it still pops up as error domain.

Answer 9

Your calculator may not be able to handle large numbers. My calculator reads " 2.384185791 E 15"

Answer 10

Otherwise seen as 2.384185791 x 10^15

Answer 11

If you show the exact problem or make a new post with the exact problem then someone may be able to see where the error is coming from.

Answer 12

are you putting in the degrees?

Answer 13

If you have a TI-84, look for the key APPS, above it is angle you have to press 2nd APPS and you will see the degree angle , underneath degree is minutes