Performing calculations involving fractions. Part 3. (Calculations involving powers of n)
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Enter the “numerator,” “denominator,” and “n.”
Output the “selected numerator value,” “selected denominator value,” and “selected n value.”
Output the calculated “nth power of the numerator (unprocessed)” and “nth power of the denominator (unprocessed)”
without simplifying them.
Next, display the “nth power of the numerator” and “nth power of the denominator” after simplification.
Output the “selected numerator value,” “selected denominator value,” and “selected n value.”
Output the calculated “nth power of the numerator (unprocessed)” and “nth power of the denominator (unprocessed)”
without simplifying them.
Next, display the “nth power of the numerator” and “nth power of the denominator” after simplification.
| Values of the adopted numerator | |
| Value of the denominator used | |
| Value of n used | |
| Numerator after raising to the nth power (unprocessed) | |
| Denominator after raising to the nth power (unprocessed) | |
| Numerator after raising to the nth power | (After simplification) |
| Denominator after raising to the nth power | (After simplification) |
R6 (2024). June 23 (Sun)_Ver. 001
Digit setting: 50 digits. Digit count can be changed.
Real number calculation mode.
Digit setting: 50 digits. Digit count can be changed.
Real number calculation mode.
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Here, we will consider the nth power of a fraction.
We assume that the numerator of the fraction is an integer.
We assume that the denominator of the fraction is a non-zero integer.
We assume that “n” in the nth power is an integer greater than or equal to 1.
We will calculate the nth power of a fraction.