exponent: Exponent of a number in scientific notation
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exponent R Documentation
Exponent of a number in scientific notation
Description
Returns the exponent of a number as it is written in scientific
notation (powers of 10).
Usage
exponent(x)
Arguments
x
(required) numeric. A number.
Value
the exponent of the scientific notation representation of the number x
References
Thanks to Stackoverflow answer by Paul McMurdie https://stackoverflow.com/a/25555105
Examples
x <- c(1,400,500000,.0003)
exponent(x)
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Exponent of a number in scientific notation
Description
Returns the exponent of a number as it is written in scientific notation (powers of 10).
Usage
exponent(x)
Arguments
x |
(required) numeric. A number. |
Value
the exponent of the scientific notation representation of the number x
References
Thanks to Stackoverflow answer by Paul McMurdie https://stackoverflow.com/a/25555105
Examples
x <- c(1,400,500000,.0003) exponent(x)
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