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How To Calculate Dirty Powers (Power in Fraction) Using Basic Calculator



Dirty Power is those power which cannot be calculated simply. It is in the form of fraction like 1/5, 2/5 etc. Very simple steps are given below to calculate it using basic calculator - 

 Step 1. Press Square Root (√) 12 Times
Step 2. Subtract 1
Step 3. Divide by Denominator
Step 4. Add 1
Step 5. Press Multiplication (*) and Equal (=) in combination 12 Times
Step 6. Raise The Number

 Example 1 - (1.6)^1/5


Step 1. Press Square Root (√) 12 Times

 Value = 1.0001146

 Step 2. Subtract 1

 Value = 1.0001146 - 1  = 0.0001146

 Step 3. Divide by Denominator - Here power is 1/5, so denominator is 5.

 Value = 0.0001146/5  = 0.0000229

 Step 4. Add 1

 Value = 0.0000229  + 1 = 1.0000229

 Step 5. Press Multiplication (*) and Equal (=) in combination 12 Times

 Value = 1.0983094

 Step 6. Raise The Number - Here Power is 1/5, so nominator is 1.

 Value = 1.0983094^1 = 1.0983094

 Note - Suppose raised power is 2/5 in the same question then 

 in Step 6 Value value will be  1.0983094^2 = 1.2062835

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