Question

Im in Intermediate Algebra and I need help. Simplifying radicals using the multiplication property of radicals X^5 under square root . How do I do this problem.

Answer 1

you can use the law of exponents...since you are asked to find the square root

sqrt x^5
would also be equal to x^2 x^2 x (using the law of exponents,when we multiply exponents above the same base, we add them.

we know that sqrt x^2 =x

sqrt x^5
=x^2 sqrt x

Answer 2

thanx

Answer 3

thats confusing