Explanation ::
- Code in R langauge is given below along with output.
- Please read all the comments for better understanding of the code.
- To get power function in R, two asterix are used. For example suppose we need 512 then we should write 5**12 to get the required value.
- Rest calculation are easy i.e multiplication and division.
- Still check out the brackets used in code for proper calculations.
Code in R language::
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Code in Text::
# a is object that stores the required value.
# Power is calculated using two asterix(**)
# Suppose we want 3^2 then we write 3**2
a <- (3**2)*(4**(1/8))
# object a is divided by 2.33 and value is stored in object a itself.
a <- a/2.33
#Now we print the object a to console.
print(a)
# Creating new object named newObject that stores the value given in question
newObject <- (-8.2)*(10**(-13))
# Now we have values in objects a and newObject respectively.
# As required both objects are mutiplied and printed to the console.
print(a*newObject)
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> # a is object that stores the required value.
> # Power is calculated using two asterix(**)
> # Suppose we want 3^2 then we write 3**2
> a <- (3**2)*(4**(1/8))
>
> # object a is divided by 2.33 and value is stored in object a itself.
> a <- a/2.33
>
> #Now we print the object a to console.
> print(a)
[1] 4.593504
>
> # Creating new object named newObject that stores the value given in question
> newObject <- (-8.2)*(10**(-13))
>
> # Now we have values in objects a and newObject respectively.
> # As required both objects are mutiplied and printed to the console.
> print(a*newObject)
[1] -3.766673e-12
