Question

HELP PLEASE!!!! Solve the equation algebraically. See equation below.

Answer 1

\[\sqrt[5]{x}+1=3\]

Answer 2

im sorry but i cant see what it says :P
something sqrt x?

Answer 3

5

Answer 4

i think 5

Answer 5

ok you know indices?

Answer 6

no

Answer 7

now to write 5 sqrt x in indices form?

Answer 8

\[x^{5}\]

Answer 9

\[\sqrt[5]{x} = x ^{\frac{ 1 }{ 5 }}\]
this is the same thing ok?

Answer 10

ok

Answer 11

if you want to get rid of \[x ^{\frac{ 1 }{ 5 }} \]
you would multiply the whole equation by
the power of 5

Answer 12

\[(x ^{1/5}+1=3)^{5}\]

Answer 13

should you subtract 1 from both sides first

Answer 14

thank you but I have to show my work

Answer 15

well the equation you wrote maybe wrong :P
im nto too sure..

Answer 16

no that is what it is on my paper

Answer 17

@hartnn
can you please help i think i might need help :P

Answer 18

yes, first you need to subtract 1 on both sides.

Answer 19

x^(1/5) =2
gives x= 2^5

Answer 20

omg.... i am a idiot...
Yes if you subtract 1 from both sides yes it would work...

Answer 21

thank you hartnn :) haha

Answer 22

welcome :)

Answer 23

thank you