Darkroom Guest Original poster Dec 15, 2006 2,445 0 Montréal, Canada Jun 1, 2010 #1 what does "^" represent in a math equation? example: Code: sqrt(250^2 + 150^2)
GoCubsGo macrumors Nehalem Feb 19, 2005 35,743 155 Jun 1, 2010 #2 To the power of, if speaking exponents that is.
Darkroom Guest Original poster Dec 15, 2006 2,445 0 Montréal, Canada Jun 1, 2010 #3 jessica. said: To the power of, if speaking exponents that is. Click to expand... thanks
lee1210 macrumors 68040 Jan 10, 2005 3,182 3 Dallas, TX Jun 1, 2010 #4 In C it means bitwise exclusive-or. This is much different than exponentiation. -Lee edit: I know you said in math, but you posted what would be a valid C expression in a programming forum.
In C it means bitwise exclusive-or. This is much different than exponentiation. -Lee edit: I know you said in math, but you posted what would be a valid C expression in a programming forum.