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R^4 =0.7083
COULD YOU PLEASE EXPLAIN HOW DO I SOLVE THIS ON A NORMAL CALCULATOR??
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R = the fourth root of 0.7083.
To get the fourth root on a simple calculator you can take the square root twice.
However it is important that you have a scientific calculator (or that you use the one provided in the exam software) because you could need (for example) to take the 5th root and that is impossible on a basic calculator.
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