Exponents and parentheses
Formulas also support more complex operations, including exponentiation and parentheses. Exponentiation allows you to create formulas where one number is placed to the power of another number, and parentheses means you can control the order that operations are executed.
In formulas, operations are executed in the following order, from first to last:
- Parentheses
- Exponents
- Multiplication and division
- Addition and subtraction
In this exercise, you'll use your knowledge of formulas and order of operations to calculate the new prices for each item, which are calculated by adding 0.2
to the existing Price
, then raising to the power of 2
.
This exercise is part of the course
Introduction to Google Sheets
Exercise instructions
- Calculate the
New Price
for each item inF2:F5
by adding0.2
toPrice
, then raising to the power2
.
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