Question

ILL MEDAL!
I need help figuring out 1 3 and 6 I've tried doing it on my own but i'm not doing it right can someone please help me?

Answer 1

you can change the "root" to an exponent 1/root
for example a square root becomes ½

Answer 2

example
\[ \sqrt[3]{stuff}= (stuff)^\frac{1}{3} \]

Answer 3

so just eliminate the square root but multiplying it by 1/2

Answer 4

you replace the square root sign, and use an exponent of ½
in the first question, it's a ⅛ root
(notice the small 8 in front of the root sign)
so take away the root (and the 8)
and put a tiny ⅛ in the upper right.

Answer 5

1. x 5/8

Answer 6

you should get
\[ (x^5)^\frac{1}{8} \]
which you can simplify by using a different rule: multiply the two exponents

Answer 7

\[\sqrt[8]{x ^{5}} (\frac{ 1 }{ 2 }) = ? \]

i'm lost after that

Answer 8

you replace the square root sign, and use an exponent of ½
in the first question, it's a ⅛ root
(notice the small 8 in front of the root sign)
so take away the root (and the 8)
and put a tiny ⅛ in the upper right.

Answer 9

no, you are on the wrong track.

Answer 10

my teacher approved my answer

Answer 11

so it's your third answer down

Answer 12

Thank you jeansweets I'm just trying to understand what I am supossed to do so I know for next time :)

Answer 13

what about number 3 and 6 ._.?