Question

Which of the following is a radical expression of...

Answer 1

\[a^{9\over4}\]

Answer 2

here is a hint
\[\large \sqrt[n]{x^{m}} = x^{m/n}\]

Answer 3

Answers: \[4a^9\]\[9a^4\]\[4\sqrt a^9\]\[9\sqrt a^4\]

How could I use that? @dumbcow

Answer 4

I'm assuming the numbers I have would plug into that formula.

Answer 5

OH BLONDE MOMENT.

Answer 6

*facepalm*

Answer 7

Dpai, does math ever get easier? :(

Answer 8

it get's more interesting... that's for sure!

Answer 9

T_T

Answer 10

sure, you start having those moments more often...you can figure things out more easily on your own
but as far as the material...sorry it just gets more complicated :)

Answer 11

fear not... sayeth the math god...

Answer 12

Dumb, the answer would be \[^4\sqrt a^9\]

Answer 13

lolwut?

Answer 14

@dumbcow @dpaInc Ok, would \[f^6\] turn into \[\sqrt[6]{f}\]

Answer 15

or 6 sqrt f ^1

Answer 16

no,
f^6 means f*f*f*f*f*f
f^(1/6) means the sixth root of f

Answer 17

f^1/6 would be what turns into 6√f

Answer 18

woops

Answer 19

^6sqrt f

Answer 20

\[\large f^6 = f*f*f*f*f*f\]
\[\large f^{\frac {1}{6}} = \sqrt [6] {f}\]

Answer 21

Sweet thanks! :)