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Write 19 and 1/2 in radical form
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you mean \[\Large 19^{1/2}\] right?
the 1/2 is an exponent
Yes what you said jim
so it's simply \[\Large 19^{1/2} = \sqrt[2]{19} = \sqrt{19}\] the index of '2' is not needed since square roots are by default radicals with index of 2
I'm using the rule \[\LARGE x^{1/n} = \sqrt[n]{x}\]
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