The 2/3 root of 100 is a number whose cube is 10000 (100 squared). That's (A). In other words we want to find something, where something*something*something is 10000.
That something lies between...
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Re: Finding the Two-Thirds Root of a Number Using Loops
The 2/3 root of 100 is a number whose cube is 10000 (100 squared). That's (A). In other words we want to find something, where something*something*something is 10000.
That something lies between...
Re: Finding the Two-Thirds Root of a Number Using Loops
In case you aren't aware of it, Java doesn't have an exponentiation operator. People often say "x^2/3" as a shorthand, but using standard Java they mean something like a call to Math.pow(). ^...