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Hey everyone! Just picked up a 50G off eBay after my Prime's LCD cracked, and so far I really like the calculator. The one thing that I can't figure out is how to correctly simplify radicals on this calc. On the Prime, inputting an expression such as:


Would return x^(4/3). This is the value that I need. On the 50g, simplifying the expression gives me a bunch of natural logs and e values. Is there any way to make the 50g behave like the Prime in that respect.

Figured I should add, in my CAS settings, the only things that I have checked are Incr Pow and Rigorous.

Instead of SIMPLIFY, just try EVAL, which reduces it to \(x\cdot \sqrt [ 3 ]{ x } \). If you want a result of \({ \sqrt [ 3 ]{ x } }^{ 4 }\), try TSIMP, then EXP2POW, then SIMPLIFY. (There must be a simpler way, but this way does work).