Python error

Question

I inputted codes then it always resulted to:
Type error: float object is not callable

What should i do

Answer 1

Please show us that code, then we'll take a look!

Answer 2

Before pow an operator is missing.

Answer 3

pow(2, 2) means 2^2 and therefore becomes 4.

c = x * (1 + (y / z)) (z*x)^1

Do you see now, how something's missing?

Answer 4

#Get the value of c
import math
x = float(input("Kindly enter the value of x:"))
y = float(input("Kindly enter the value of y:"))
z = float(input("Kindly enter the value of z:"))

c = x * (1 + (y / z)) pow(z * x, 1)

print("The value of c is:", c)

Answer 5

the test data
x = 1.2
y = 3.5
z = 4.2

Answer 6

what operator huhu :(

the equation is x ( 1+ y/z) raise to (z(x))

Answer 7

oh my, it should be
x * pow (1+ (y/z)), z*x)
am i right?

but the value resulted is different from the calculator.
python: 25.4634
calculator: 25.9234

Answer 8

joke its okay now