Question

How to convert a number into its exponential form using scientific calculator?​

Answer 1

Suppose you want the value yx. On most calculators, you enter the base, press the exponent key and enter the exponent. Here's an example:

Enter 10, press the exponent key, then press 5 and enter. (10^5=) The calculator should display the number 100,000, because that's equal to 105. Before you start making a list of calculations, however, you should do a simple test to make sure your calculator isn't one of those that requires you to input the exponent first.

Enter the number 2, press the exponent key, then enter 3. The display should read 8. If it reads 9, that's because the calculator interpreted the input as 32 instead of 23. That means you need to enter the exponent before the base.

Some calculators have a key marked yx. This is the same as the ^ key. To find 105, enter 10, then the yx key, then 5 and hit the Enter or = key.

Answer 2

Answer:

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On most calculators, you enter the base, press the exponent key and enter the exponent. Here's an example : Enter 10, press the exponent key, then press 5 and enter.

Hope it helps you :)