Texas Instruments TI-30XA Calculator "10 power" Questions

...power ratio? 10*log(Pout/Pin)= 57.39 log(Pout/Pin)=57.39/10=5.739 Pout/Pin=Ratio =10^(5.739)= 548276.9649, not a number you would hear or see quoted, but a correct value. To calculate the power ratio ...

TI-84 Plus Silver Edition. When dividing negative powers of ten by other negative powers of 10 the calculator it just adds the the negative powers together. How do i fix this? An example: 5*10^-10 / 5

...power of 10 such as in the Avogadro Number 6.02*10^23, scientific calculators have a specific key marked EE (enter exponent?) on TI's or x10^x on Casios. When you use the EE key no 10 should appear: ...

...10^(-8) ; power of power =>product of exponents.With your calculator: You have a key near which is written [10 to x]; you access the function with [2nd][10 to x] In what follows, I will enter ...

...10 power raised to the 50th power (10^10)^50 is 10^(10*50), which is 10^500. You can't do this on most scientific calculators since they only go to 10^99. But then, you don't need a calculator for a ...

power of 10 by and another number to a neg power of 10 4,168,214 X 10^24 all divided by 74.612 X 10^-5.34 Hw do i do this? For integer powers of 10 you can use the EE shortcut. [2nd][,] displays E.For

...answer 9 times 10 to the power 20. Press the "square root" key and you will get back 3 times 10 to the power 10. You can mix entries too, e.g. 3, EE, 10, X, 2, =, gives you 6 times 10 the power

10 to power x X8 10 to power x = When evaluating a "10 to the power x" expression, you first enter the exponent number, then press the "2nd, 10 to the power" key. Same as getting the value of "sin 60"

10 to the power of 9 also how do I add negative power, for example 10 to the power of -9 Use the key labeled times 10 to power X, the one between the decimal dot ant the Ans keys, in the middle of the

...10 to the power of 6 or 10 to the power of minus 6 10 to the power 6 can be written 1000000, or 10 ^ 6 , or 10 root 6. 10 to the power of -6 is the same as 1/1000000, or 10 ^ -6, or 10 root -6, or ...