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x^1/4 = 5 x=?
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1/4 (logx) = log 5 logx = (log5) / (1/4) x= 625
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or just raise each side to the 4th power
I agree with mrjoselson: (x^1/4)^4 = 5^4 => x = 625
Yeah, typically you'd resort to logs when you have a variable in the exponent which isn't the case here. Not that you can't do it, but it seems more straight forward to just raise to the 4th
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especially if the students haven't learned logs
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