Any other questions that you have? Can ask right here!

Great to me!

Don't know if they would really be so happy here of what I post here that what they would/can do here now.

Okay,
You & they can think of some questions, & they probably are welcomed to put their questions here-(where else to put the questions?)
Then I will say I have to try answering them then-when it gets here!

4.3 This post was edited by CosmicWunderkind at February 26, 2023 10:48 AM MST

Not close.

I was about to reply it was. Actuality it is 3.072317. How is anybody able to answer that anyways.? You are an impractical joker huh? This post was edited by CosmicWunderkind at February 26, 2023 10:48 AM MST

It shows me who here still has a calculator. Obviously you do.

Yes on the web. I'm no dweeb I know where to go.
This post was edited by CosmicWunderkind at February 27, 2023 6:48 AM MST

I'm a nerd...I still use a hand calculator.

And then can try that on Wolfram Intelligent Calculator!

There’s an easier way to do that on a regular calculator.  The root is the same as the inverse of the exponent.  The cube root of 29 equals 29^(1÷3).

I just checked that other formula-again with my same calculator
the the 2 cube root 29 numbers didn't compute exactly the same, so I don't know if your easier way formula, or my formula on my calculator as input just cube root 29 might be wrong or have a little defect to one of them.
Take look here:

I will tell you that I did not change anything around from any of these numbers as all I did was just copy-cut then paste. This post was edited by DannyPetti at February 27, 2023 6:53 AM MST

????  What’s the difference between that, CosmicWunderkind‘s second answer and Spunky’s answer other than the amount of decimal places? This post was edited by Livvie at February 27, 2023 6:53 AM MST

You saw where just the missing number parts is from these 2 calculations marked in red:

I guess probably none of the calculator is perfectly accurate, what do you think?
Just a very little change from those 2 I guess.

No, the calculators are accurate, but they can be set to take it to any amount of decimal places, such as 3.0723168256858472933126379821055974855027832388760957994926770973660381792066295991663199071210088627041897022500518066845963987982176385345779823977788131007653580150148923935671444262743699529769274. This post was edited by Livvie at February 27, 2023 6:53 AM MST

Should I put this whole cube root number to those 2 other cube root calculations too?

How is that easier?

It’s easier when the calculator you’re using doesn’t have a function for higher roots.

You don't need a calculator.  All you have to do is ask the question on Google and the answer comes up.  Badabing!

That's no fun.

For us math dummies, it's better than banging our heads against the wall trying to figure out how to get the answer.

You look very familiar.  

Getting me going. Why?