Calculator trick to find nth root of any number easily| Exam tricks

[@susan_0007]

Find cube root of 27 Step 1: Enter 27 in calculator Step 2: Click √ for 12 times Step 3: Minus 1 Step 4: Divide by 3 (i.e. cube root =3 or square root =2 or any other roots) Step 5: Plus 1 Step 6: Click x (multiply) and = (equal) simultaneously for 12 times. Result is 3

[@vaishnavidhage2371]

Thank you it just vanished from my mind thank you for reminding me

[@Ease_29]

Thank you so much sir for this video but my Casio is MJ- 100Da , everything is the same except the trick for multiply and equals to. Is there any different trick for this

[@kriti0011]

Hey even my calculator is same and i cannot find the root. Did you find any trick for that?

[@Ease_29]

@@kriti0011 I didn't get any trick about this 🥲

[@Aspiringtobe-z7b]

Thank you sir...🙏 I saw this trick before too, but i wasn't getting the answer.... The other person who showed the trick only talked about it but you actually showed it on calci that's why i could understand it better, and actually got the answer right! ThnkU sir🙏

[@ushausha2746]

It will work for 4 digit numbers??

[@kevulya]

basically you are super right !!

[@sarthakagrawal5614]

first √12 times subtract 1 devided by the number of root Add 1 *= 12 times you have got the root

[@anushreehegde2345]

Thank you so much.. Its really helpful🙏

[@SAURABHDIKSHIT-g3u]

Thanks

[@vaishnavidhage2371]

No other video has this

[@chippotomar8179]

Thank u bro ❤

[@anassarang192]

Basically, you are right

[@harshjain985]

Bro is there any logic that why we take 12 times root

[@SoumyaShantipuri]

The choice of using 12 iterations in the "12 Times Root Method" is somewhat arbitrary and likely based on practical considerations rather than mathematical precision. Using 12 iterations may have been chosen because it's a relatively large enough number to provide a reasonable approximation for the root while still being manageable for manual calculation. Additionally, 12 is divisible by many numbers (1, 2, 3, 4, and 6), which might simplify certain calculations or make the method more versatile. However, you could theoretically use any number of iterations, including 10 or any other value, depending on the level of precision required and the ease of manual calculation. The "12 Times Root Method" is a heuristic technique, so the number of iterations can be adjusted based on individual preferences or specific requirements.

[@priyankagaud4700]

thank you so much

[@pranavbhatia3854]

Thank You !

[@SoumyaShantipuri]

You're welcome!

[@ankitgupta9154]

I thought its not possible and gave it up for all problems for 2 years 😂😂😂

[@SoumyaShantipuri]

Now you got it

[@AdityaPrakashSingh123]

Process note kr lo bhaiyon [(Number >12times√ ) - 1 ] /n

[@mariaagnesY]

Why does my calculator displays “K” above the numbers. 😢 we have the same unit

[@deepikachoudhary3370]

plz solve (40)1/25 step by step answer plz

[@Skinnybearr7543]

Thank you bhaiya

[@moveon89485]

My multiply button doesn't work like this

[@invisible73]

St Xavier's Kolkata ke liye minimum kitna marks maths me chahiye hoga please reply 🙏

[@harshil1003]

Gandhi ho na chahiye bs

[@saviorodrigues7852]

Thank you so much dear

[@dabhibharatkumar7801]

Sir calculator ma already root ka batan hota ha

[@SoumyaShantipuri]

Bhai this trick is for finding dirty power

[@shrutitapase352]

Nahi aa raha hai bhai .. calculator ki company alag hai kya😂

[@aliyanaaz1966]

same

[@patelbabubhai454]

Deli calculator me uder root kaise le

[@UK_GOD_GAMING_99]

Abe ungrez bekar hai too😂😂

[@somsomsomsom]

brother you literally shitpost freefire

[@MohdAmir-qz8oe]

Problem creater

[@dashingspy6025]

0 aa rha hai bhai

[@saitama3733]

Acc to him : √(12 times ) -1 ÷ n +1 (*)(12 times ) Now see this all nullifies and we get simple ( ÷ n ) He took ( n=2 ) ie . 4÷2 = 2 Stop foolin bruh 😮‍💨

[@SoumyaShantipuri]

Learn maths then comment

[@jerinjoseph955]

Thanks