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Why am I getting a #NUM error and how do I fix it?
Basically what the title says, I'm just doing a number to the power of another number and yet I'm getting an error, I can't figure out what the issue is. I get a value when I use my physical calculator so it's not like it's an impossible result (like 1/0 or something). Doing -0.06^1/0.65 gives me an incorrect value (unsurprisingly) but if I simply put 1/0.65 in brackets I get the same error. Seriously no idea why it's not working. Thanks for any help.
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