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\[3\sqrt{729}\]
Do you know what \(\sqrt{729 }\) is?
\(\sqrt{729} = \sqrt{3^6} = (3^6)^{1 \over 2}\)
Does that give you a good hint? Also, multiply 3 to the result you get.
i dont get how to do it since in the choices there is 'undifined' too..
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Did you get the earlier reply I gave you?
3?
do u need the cube root
No. \((3^6)^{1 \over 2} = 3^{6 \times {1 \over 2}}\)
9*9*9 = 729
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9 ya?
Nope. What's \(6 \times {1 \over 2}\) according to you?
3
Great job! What is \(3^3\)?
27? is that a 3^3?
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i see it as 3^2
Yes.
It's 3^3.
And that's right! 27! In the beginning, they asked to multiply 3 to the result you get. What is 3 * 27?
is that a multiply sign?
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Yeah.
81??
That's correct! You got it!
thankyou!!!
You're welcome :)
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