Question

3(4-t)^1/4=6^1/4. Please help to solve this step by step

Answer 1

#1 - Realize what cannot be! 4 - t >= 0. Why?
#2 - Have you considered raising to the 4th power?

Answer 2

That ^(1/4) is basically this :

\[\sqrt[4]{x}\]

If you take each side and put it to the 4th power then the radicals drop out and you are left with:

3(4-t)=6

Answer 3

but the answer is 100/67. You got it wrong

Answer 4

Really? Is it 3(4-t)^(1/4) or [3(4-t)]^(1/4)?

Answer 5

it is 3 times 4th root of 4-t=4th root of 6