How to Create a Root in PowerPoint (Full+Picture)

As a student, employee, student, teacher, lecturer and so on we are required to be proficient in using Microsoft Office applications. Examples are programs such as Microsoft Word, Microsoft, Excel, and Microsoft Powerpoint.

In this discussion we will discuss about Microsoft Powerpoint. Microsoft Powerpoint applications are often used as a means to make presentations. With the help of Microsoft Powerpoint, we can create good and attractive presentation slides.

At the time of presentation, usually we will display data, formulas, and mathematical calculations. If we usually make formulas or mathematical calculations using Microsoft Word, but we can also include them in Microsoft Powerpoint as presentation material.

How to Write Roots and Powers in PowerPoint

In this article, we will discuss and explain how to create a cube root in PowerPoint. Here’s how to create a cube root in PowerPoint.

1. The first step that must be done is to open a Powerpoint worksheet. You can design a powerpoint slide in advance to make it look attractive. But here I don’t design the slide because it’s just an example. Click button Insert on the toolbar menu located at the top.

2. If you have, then click on the Equation menu next. In the menu you can add symbols and calculations in mathematics. Look at the bottom of the menu, and click the button Insert New Equation.

3. Then various kinds of syntax will appear from mathematical equations that we can use for presentation materials in Microsoft PowerPoint. If you want to create a root equation in Microsoft Powerpoint, then select the menu Radical. You can see the mathematical equation syntax options for the cube root on the Radicals menu. If you want to use a simple root, then you can choose one of the 4 root syntaxes found in the Radicals section.

4. If you have selected one of the root root syntaxes on the Radical menu, it will look like the image below. There is an image of a box whose lines look like dotted lines below.

And draw a box with a dotted line the goal is for you to fill in the variables in it. You can add lifts or letters according to the needs of your mathematical formulas or calculations.

5. Here I have added a number variable to the dotted line image. And the result will look like in the image below.

6. If you need a more complex square root mathematical equation, then you can use the mathematical equation syntax in the Common Radicals section below. You can use these equations for more complex mathematical calculations.

7. If you have clicked on one of the mathematical equation syntaxes in the Common Radical section, the results will look like the image below. Then what if you have a variable or number that is different from the one listed in the equation? Take it easy, because the variables and numbers contained in the syntax of the mathematical equation can be changed and changed according to your individual needs.

That’s how to create a root in Microsoft Powerpoint. Hopefully this article can be useful for you and you can apply mathematical equations, mathematical formulas, and mathematical calculations into Microsoft Powerpoint.

You can also create other mathematical equations using Equation Math, because in that menu there are many mathematical equation syntaxes that you might need for your slides or presentations.

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