❓❓ Do you know how to calculate this power without using a calculator ❓❓ Decimal power exponent

The calculator is a great help in math, but it must be a substitute for what we know how to do. For the calculation of powers, logarithms are very useful, when there were no calculators, logarithm tables or calculation rules were used. ↓↓↓ Leave your comment ↓↓↓

[HackerFlavio]

Wait hold up and how do you calculate e^2.500… without a calculator 🤣 Bru

[louieearle]

We solve this exponential to a non-integer power by introducing a new operator.... then reversing it's output by solving a new number raised to a new non-integer power.

While correct, this is still thoroughly cursed recursion. "Look it up in tables" is not a satisfying answer.

[darnelwashinton]

I'm not sure changing 2.1^3.37 to e^2.50032 simplifies much of anything. Sure now you can reference a book that lists powers of e, but how were they obtained? This is a circular solution.

[ManishKumar-mvzh]

Your videos are always interesting and worth watching. It makes me enthusiastic to do more maths.

[jefferytomi]

very useful for calculating pH (log) in chem #jee2023

[priscillaalex]

thank you! this helped me with an antilog problem

[آکوشریفپور]

I had forgotten this method and searched a lot for it.
Finally got it.
Thanks man

[Plants_o_philic]

What is the result at last.... You again got Stuck in solving exponential power

[growingtruedisciples]

You finally made it make sense. Thank you!

[Illuminous_]

This video is absolute treasure.
Thank you sir.

[jakub]

Wait, you can solve e^2.50... in mind but you cant solve 2.1^3.37🤣🤣🤣

[marcogiai-coletti]

Good explanation. How were the log tables set up?

[labeebshaikh]

Can we solve this without log table and calculator?

[tejedordealas]

Good vibe from Morelia. Now I have the two explanations, discovermaths and shurprofe. Continuing with the channel marathon in English and it is ready. Let's go for it.

[taps]

now i need a video on how to calculate logs without a calculator

[asbarker]

I was on tenterhooks during the first half of the video, wondering whether you were going to use logarithms, or whether you were using a flashy new method that I hadn't heard about. You're right though. Logarithms were an extremely useful tool which were sensational when Napier and others invented and improved them during the 17th century. They were a very important tool for those mathematicians and scientists who were in the process of developing 'the scientific method'.

[erwinmanzano]

How nostalgic to bring back my college math, physics, and chemistry 27 years ago. I'm now a physician and had totally forgotten these topics. Thanks for bringing back my memories. If Euler and Newton are alive right now, they will give you many THUMBS UP.

[suhanisrivastava]

Thank you soo muchh... Really helped mee

[shrestha]

💗thanks man learned something new and helpful

[MinoF-zpob]

But then, how do early people calculated the values in the log tables in the first place? Also, why you still used a calculator when the title of the video says NOT using a calculator?