Quick guide
How to use this calculator
- Enter one non-negative value per line.
- If any value is zero, the geometric mean is exactly zero.
- Otherwise, read whether the result is exact or explicitly approximate.
Calculation method
Average logarithms, then exponentiate
For positive values, the geometric mean is the nth root of their product. Computing the mean of logarithms avoids constructing an enormous or tiny intermediate product.
Worked example
Geometric mean of 1 and 4
The product is 4 and its positive square root is 2.
√(1×4) = 2
Supported inputs
Precision and limits
List size
Enter 1–100 values, one per line.
Decimal size
Each value may contain up to 200 digits and 100 decimal places.
Exactness
Exact rational results are never replaced by a rounded decimal; approximations are labelled.
Real domain
Negative values are rejected. Zero is supported and produces exact zero.
Approximation
General positive results are numerical approximations formatted to 15 significant digits; an identical-input shortcut remains exact.
