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Isn't \[\sqrt[4]{k ^{2}}\] simply \[k ^{4}\]
That is the fourth root which is same as raising to the exponent 1/4.
meant k\[k^1/4\]
Lol sorry about that, wrote too fast. But is that the correct answer? \[k ^{1/4}\]
\[\Large \sqrt[4]{k^2} = (k^2)^\frac 14 = k^\frac 24 = k^\frac 12 = \sqrt{k}\]
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AH, thank u for writing it out. I was thinking when you removed the sqr root that the 2 was removed from the k. I understand it now thank you
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