Let's say you want to take the value of what's in cell A1 and take to the 12th power, then you would type =A1^12 in the formula bar for the cell you want this calculated value to be in.
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12th can be written "twelfth" or "12th"
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Twelfth.
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XIIth
twelfth
The word 'twelfth' is the correct spelling
y=(1/(sqrt(2*22/7)))*((e)power-((X squred)/2))
There are 2 ways. One is to use the Power Function. So to get 10² and get the value 100, you would type:=Power(10,2)You can also use the ^ symbol like this:=10^2
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