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Rewrite the expression using a radical. (a) 9 + x^(3/2) (b) (9 + x)^(3/2)
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\[\Large 9 + x^\frac32 \to 9 + \sqrt[2]{x^3}\]
\[(9 + x)^{\frac{ 3 }{ 2 }} = \sqrt{(9 + x)^{3}}\]
I thought those were the correct answers also but when I type them in it says they are wrong.
Might be some input error?
here's what I typed in.
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