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Which of the following is equal to (picture below)
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It works the same way as before
you can change root to exponent for example \[\huge\sqrt[n]{m} = m ^{\frac{ 1 }{ n }}\]
is it 1/3
6 1/3
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so \[\huge\color{green}{\sqrt{\sqrt[3]{6}}}\] so first deal with cube root of 6\[\huge\sqrt[3]{6 } = ????\]
nope that's wrong @Sparklestaraa
so its which then
ohhhhhhhh A @Nnesha
A how ??
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you just explained how to get a by moving the imaginary 1 over the exponent o.O
how to get A ??
|dw:1423102918781:dw| now change square root to exponent after that multiply both exponent
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