How to use exponentiation in scientific calculator?

Question

For example 2*3*8

Answer 1

Please refer to the instruction leaflet of your calculator.

Looking at the images for Casio calculator, you probably need the x■ button.

Answer 2

Which "scientific calculator" do you mean?

I don't see an exponentiation in your example. Would you explain?

Answer 3

In python:
print ((2*3*8)**2)
Sorry, my english is very bad.((

Answer 4

Exponentiation depends on the calculator you use, I think.

I've always used Casio and on that there's a button with x to the power of y: x^y (or just ^)

So I press 2 first,
then press x^y,
then 3 then execute, equal etc

to have

2^3 = 8, which I think is what you meant?

Because as Lisa said, there's no exponent in your algebraic expression.

Answer 5

https://code.sololearn.com/clu98wy9m7PC/?ref=app

I’m currently using scientific calculator by Casio fx-579ex.
My question is, how could I use the exponentiation just like in the code that has been given using my calculator in order to get the answers ‘512’.

Really sorry about my bad in explanation.

Answer 6

Oh I see thanks for the explanation

Answer 7

Order of precedence seems different.

So 2^(3^2) if that's what you're asking.

That’s what you do on the calc to get 512.