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David Dagley
Sep 06, 2025
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In last week’s article I outlined how to create an Internal Rate of Return calculation using JavaScript in a PDF fillable form. Part of the formula contained an exponent, which uses the Math.pow( ) method in JavaScript. Math.pow( ) returns a base, raised to a power.

Try these in the console:

Math.pow(2,2); //returns 4
Math.pow(3,3); //returns 27
Math.pow(4,4); //returns 256

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