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Arithnmatic operation in Hitech C

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Can some one please explain how below expression can be written in C (Prefer Hitech c) ?

Y = 250000/(X^2.93)

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You can write that in Standard C using any compiler that supports floating point numbers.
Code:
#include <math.h>
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double X, Y;

X = 10;
Y = 250000 / pow(X, 2.93);
 

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can I get the links/sites where i can learn how mathmatical expression can be used in C.

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It's got nothing to do with C. The math library is a library supplied with your compiler. Therefore, you need to check the library documentation that your compiler vendor must have supplied to you.
**broken link removed** may help you if you search on Algorithm, and Math.
I didn't download the doc to confirm.
 

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The compiler's Math Library contains all of the math functions it supports. It may, or may not, contain all of the functions listed in the Standard C Math Library, so you have to check it's documentation to see which functions it provides. For details on the Standard C Math Library functions check out this Wikipedia entry:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C_mathematical_functions
 

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Thank you so much for yours comment.
 

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