Root

Overview

Root calculates the nth root of a number. This is effectively the reversal of the Power operation, meaning that instead of multiplying a base by itself, multiple times, it calculates what the base number is, based on how many times it was multiplied by itself.

The most common example of Root operations, is finding the square (degree 2) root, or cubic (degree 3) root of a number, however this can also be used for higher numbers.

Base

Degree

Output

9

2

3

13824

3

24

160000

4

20

1024

10

2

Attributes

InputTypeDescription

Default Base

Float

The default value of Base, if no value is provided in the Base Socket.

Default Degree

Float

The default value of Degree, if no value is provided in the Degree Socket.

Inputs

InputTypeDescription

Pulse Input (►)

Pulse

A standard input Pulse, to trigger the execution of the Node.

Base

Float

The value which you want to find the nth root of.

Degree

Float

The degree of the root.

Outputs

OutputTypeDescription

Pulse Output (►)

Pulse

A standard output Pulse, to move onto the next Node along the logic branch, once this Node has finished its execution.

Output

Float

The nth root (defined in Degree) of Base.

See Also

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