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#ROOTNTH(5,1600) = 4.3734482957731124 | #ROOTNTH(5,1600) = 4.3734482957731124 | ||
#ROOTNTH(3,-125) = -5 | #ROOTNTH(3,-125) = -5 | ||
− | #ROOTNTH(4,-64) = 0 | + | #ROOTNTH(4,-64) = 0+2.82842712474619ⅈ |
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Latest revision as of 02:20, 21 September 2020
ROOTNTH(ToRoot,Number)
where,
- is the nth root value to be found out of a given number,
- is any real number. The number can be positive or negative.
Description
- This function gives the nth (mentioned) root value of a given number.
- A nth root is the number that multiplies by itself n times.
- For example ROOTNTH(3,-27)=ROOTNTH(-3*-3*-3)= -3.
- This function will return the result as NaN when the given number as Non-numeric.
Examples
- ROOTNTH(2,16) = 4
- ROOTNTH(5,1600) = 4.3734482957731124
- ROOTNTH(3,-125) = -5
- ROOTNTH(4,-64) = 0+2.82842712474619ⅈ
Related Videos
See Also
References