2. GRE Lesson: How to use the GRE onscreen calculator

[@saurabhsaneja2236]

This is really helpful thanks.. was looking for complete calculator tutorial.. thanks

[@AmriDeLeon]

Thank you for such an informative and amazing video! I’m so grateful I found this.

[@AdonisGaming93]

damn can't do exponents....crud that actually is an issue...

[@ImadeIyamu]

AdonisGaming93 well it means they won’t give you an exponent question that can’t be factored or estimated

[@thaonguyentruong7408]

Thank you for the helpful instruction.

[@parttimedude5440]

Much Needed Video

[@fcordobaot]

Very useful!

[@jwaldron4930]

You'll never need to use sine/cosine/tangent. If anything only the basic understanding of how the ratios are formed. I.e. they might give you two sides and say "What is the sine of angle A," which would just be a/h.

[@andrzejdombrowski978]

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[@Hannan_1325]

Hello Mr Hanneson, Is there any way to find nth root of any number in this calculator. I know a method in simple calculator but that method doesn't work on the GRE calculator.

[@contemplator1993]

Ya! I also knew dat method. However, it's not working in ETS Calci. Did you find any workaround???

[@beshr1993]

Thank you this was very helpful

[@GreenlightTestPrep]

Glad you liked it!

[@mehulnanda5901]

Is there a way to calculate the cube root or powers of the form 1/5 or 1/4 with this calculator??

[@GreenlightTestPrep]

Great question! the answer is yes (to finding the fourth root - aka raising to the power of 1/4). If you want to find the FOURTH ROOT of a number, then you can use the SQUARE ROOT button twice. For example to calculate the FOURTH root of 625, first find the SQUARE root of 625 to get 25, and the find the SQUARE root of 25 to get 5. So, the FOURTH root of 625 is 5 Cube roots are fifth roots are a different matter. You'll have to forgo the calculator for those kinds of questions.

[@mayashanghavi3551]

my CE entry button does not do what you are sharing, as followed in your video.... I entered 32 + 74, pressed CE button, then inputted 71, and pressed = button. Nothing happened. 103 did not appear, rather 71 just stayed. What am i doing incorrectly?

[@mosesazu7547]

Which calculator were you using?

[@akshayk18]

i want to download this calculator app...can any1 share the link ? please/

[@nourben6753]

Thank you helpful

[@Makwayne]

had to watch on x2 speed but thank you!

[@luvbugB]

What about the power to key? So if a questions was "What is 45^3?"

[@GreenlightTestPrep]

There is not exponent button. To calculate 45^3, you'd need to enter 45x45x45=

[@MarcelDupond75]

bro 45x45x45

[@williamwallace4080]

It sucks for questions such as 3^23-2^18... There's a method though.

[@wordsarehalo]

Thank you!

[@GreenlightTestPrep]

You're welcome!

[@arjuthecooldude]

How to put multiplication sign using keyboard?

[@GreenlightTestPrep]

Some people us "*" to represent multiplication.

[@Snyoreetaaa]

why there is no exponents???

[@GreenlightTestPrep]

That's just the way it is.

[@HabibKhan-jr9id]

Thanks:)

[@dammio6894]

Thanks! That's great ...

[@GreenlightTestPrep]

Thanks!!

[@misssweethearted]

wtf they dont give you sine/cosine/tan ?? that's not fair!!!

[@heavenonearth559]

misssweethearted its not requiered (out of syllabus dear....:)

[@zarsblackhorse123]

Thanks for explaining this.

[@GreenlightTestPrep]

Thanks for the kind words!!

[@Matthew-ec5er]

"most dumbest" is grammatically incorrect.

[@abhinavrajsingh8118]

How to solve cube root then? Gre has the worst Calculator, I have ever seen.