3(sqrt)((2z)^30) simplify?

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farmdawgnation · Answer

I'm having trouble understanding the original equation.... do you mean:

$$3\sqrt{2z ^{30}}$$

or something else?

akshay_budhkar · Answer

yes or is it a cube root?

anonymous · Answer

Yes, this is a cube root.

anonymous · Answer

i am going to make a bet that it is 
$$\sqrt[3]{(2z)^{30}}$$

farmdawgnation · Answer

How far did you get Leibymisty?

anonymous · Answer

yes thanks I don't know how to put in cube root, thanks lol

anonymous · Answer

That's where my be is too: $$\sqrt[3]{(2z)^{30}}$$

anonymous · Answer

in which case think " thirty divided by 3 is 10" and write 
$$(2z)^{10}$$

anonymous · Answer

Im doing my homework on a website and I've tried to enter (2z)^10 and it's telling me its incorrect...

anonymous · Answer

2^10 = 1024
so maybe 1024z^10

farmdawgnation · Answer

@Leibymisty - if your website is anything like the system I used in college, double check that you can use two digits in an exponent without parenthesis. It might require you type:

(2z)^(10)

Backwards, I know, but it happens.

anonymous · Answer

TBates you're a genius...Thanks!  and thanks to all the rest who helped!

farmdawgnation · Answer

Anytime. :)

anonymous · Answer

Well naturally, genius is what I do best. =P