Question

Verify

Answer 1

4?

Answer 2

Here check with me: if you take 4^4th power, does that equal 256?

Answer 3

No, its 16 but if you simplify it would be 4?

Answer 4

4^4th power?

Answer 5

16

Answer 6

\(4^4 \not=16\) \(4^2=16\)

Answer 7

4^4 is 256

Answer 8

yup so then is 4 our answer?

Answer 9

No? is 16?

Answer 10

why?

Answer 11

Can you explain your reasoning

Answer 12

cause the square root of 256 is 16

Answer 13

but are we solving for a square root?

Answer 14

I don't know can you explain?

Answer 15

It's the 4th root instead of a square root

Answer 16

The little 4 means the 4th root - ie what number do you have to multiply by itself 4 times

Answer 17

4

Answer 18

\[\Large \sqrt[4]{256} = \sqrt[4]{4^4} = 4\]

Answer 19

SO i was i right to begin with @agent0smith?

Answer 20

have you seen a cubed root before? it looks like this [\sqrt[3]{8}\]

Answer 21

whoops \[\sqrt[3]{8}\]

Answer 22

\(\sqrt[3]8=2\because2^3=8\)