can someone help me make up a radical expression and convert it into a radical exponent?/????

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anonymous · Answer

$$\sqrt{3^4} = 3^{\frac{4}{2}}$$

anonymous · Answer

how was the expression converted?

anonymous · Answer

you see the 3?

it keeps its own exponent but takes onthe root of the radical as a bottom number...

anonymous · Answer

more...the square root of 3 is the same as 3 to the power of 1/2

anonymous · Answer

yup

anonymous · Answer

im still not uderstanding how you got it ... so your saying in the beginging before you put it in that form  it was 3 sqrt 4 and waht?

anonymous · Answer

nope.  to begin it was just sqrt(3^4)  could have been any number really.  and any radical.

5radical[16] = 16^1/5

anonymous · Answer

a radical is what happens when you get a fraction as an exponent

anonymous · Answer

so the answer is 3^4 16^1/5???

anonymous · Answer

what answer?  you wanted someone to help you make radical into exponent.  there is no "answer" fo be figured out.  just examples.

anonymous · Answer

yes so is it 3^4 16 ^1/5

anonymous · Answer

Keep it simple: sq rt 3 is same as 3 ^ 1/2. Sometimes the number has a square inside: sq rt of 3^2 becomes 3^2*(1/2)

anonymous · Answer

no.  2 examples dont make one answer lol.

give me radical and i show you exponent ok?

anonymous · Answer

ok 5 sqrt 4

anonymous · Answer

5 sqrt4  can be sqrt25*4 =sqrt100  sqrt100 = 100^1/2

anonymous · Answer

give me another one...show you more :)

anonymous · Answer

3 sqrt 4

anonymous · Answer

3sqrt4 = sqrt9*4 = sqrt36 = 36^1/2

anonymous · Answer

makes good sense yet ?

anonymous · Answer

yes thanks