Exponents Calculator: Making Math Simple

Calculate any number raised to a power. This calculator handles positive, negative, and decimal exponents.

Formula:

2³

Expanded Calculation:

2 × 2 × 2

Result:

8

What is this Exponents Calculator?

This tool calculates exponentiation, which means raising a base number to a power. For example, with base 2 and exponent 3, you get 2³ = 8.

Special cases:

  • Negative exponents: 2⁻³ = 1/(2³) = 1/8 = 0.125
  • Decimal exponents: 4^0.5 = √4 = 2
  • Any number to the power of 0 equals 1

What Is the Exponents Calculator?

This calculator raises a base number to a power. It shows the power in a formula. It breaks the calculation into steps. For example, 2 raised to 3 gives 8.

How to Use This Tool

Step-by-Step Instructions

  1. Type the base number in the first box.
  2. Enter the exponent in the next field.
  3. Click the calculate button.
  4. View the formula, expanded steps, and result.

Input Fields Explained

The Base field is for the number you want to raise. You can enter whole numbers or decimals. The Exponent field is for how many times to multiply the base by itself. You can use positive or negative values.

Understanding the Output

The Formula shows the power expression, such as 2³. The Expanded Calculation breaks it into parts like 2 × 2 × 2. The Result shows the final answer.

Special Notes and Limitations

This tool handles positive, negative, and decimal exponents. It shows expanded steps for small whole numbers. Very large or very small results may be shown in exponential format. The calculator updates the result as you type.

Common Use Cases

Final Thoughts

This exponents calculator makes raising numbers to a power simple. Its clear steps help you understand the process. Try it out to check your work fast and reliably.