Question

simplify by taking roots of numerator and denominatior:
√100/121 = my answer is 10/11 is this correct

Answer 1

yes

Answer 2

thnks satellite73 where have you been good to see u on here

Answer 3

satellite73 check this for me
multiply and simply by factoring
^4√10,000 * ^4√100,000 = 160000√10

Answer 4

http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=10%2C000^%281%2F4%29*100%2C000^%281%2F4%29

Answer 5

vacation

Answer 6

is this
\[\sqrt[4]{10^4}\times
\sqrt[4]{10^5}\]?

Answer 7

if so, answer is
\[\sqrt[4]{10^9}\]
giving
\[100\sqrt[4]{10}\]

Answer 8

no ^4√10,000 * ^4√100,000 =

Answer 9

does this mean fourth root?

Answer 10

yes

Answer 11

excuse me i meant
\[10000=10^4\]

Answer 12

and likewise
\[100000=10^5\]

Answer 13

and further
\[10^4\times 10^5=10^9\] all this should be more or less clear i hope

Answer 14

and you want the fourth root of this big number. we reason as follows:
4 goes in to 9 two times with a remainder of 1. so two tens come out of the radical, one stays in
gives
\[10^2\times \sqrt[4]{10}\]

Answer 15

just like
\[\sqrt[4]{x^9}=x^2\sqrt[4]{x}\]

Answer 16

so the ans. is 100 ^4√10

Answer 17

yes for sure