Please help me?????? IN NEED OF HELP ASAP. Which of the following is the rational exponent expression of 4√ f?
My answer is f^1/4
Thats correct
Is your root a 4th root, or is that like "4 multiplied by square root of f"?
Thank you :) @ivanmlerner
F to the 1/4th power
\[\sqrt[4]{f} = f ^{\frac{ 1 }{ 4 }}\]
But \[4\sqrt{f} = 4f ^{\frac{ 1 }{ 2 }}\]
It depends on how that 4 is written... it's hard to tell in text equations like these.
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no, I get that... that is correct for the problem of converting "4th root of f" to rational exponent form. From what you wrote, I just wasn't sure that was the correct problem here... "4√ f" looks to me like "4 times square root of f" It's up to you... you can see the actual problem. Just trying to help :)
I'm sorry, I'm not mad in any form
Was I correct nonetheless?
No, I believe you :)
I see what I did wrong now....! ooops ;)
Do you get what I'm asking? I was trying to clarify your problem, not correct your answer.
Yes, I'm very aware now, thank you for the heads up!
You were correct... but for the wrong problem ;) Glad you caught it :)
Oooopsie :)
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