When 1,250^3/4 is written in simplest radical form, which value remains under the radical?

A)2
B)5
C)6
D)8

Question

When 1,250^3/4 is written in simplest radical form, which value remains under the radical?

A)2
B)5
C)6
D)8

satellite73 · Answer

take the fourth root of 1250, then cube the result

satellite73 · Answer

hmm the answer is none of those, must be a typo somewhere

satellite73 · Answer

ooh what remains under the radical, i should learn to read...,
do you know how to factor $1250$ ?

alex364 · Answer

not really

alex364 · Answer

please help quick?

alex364 · Answer

@satellite73

mathmale · Answer

Please try satellite73's suggestion:  Recall, or learn, how to factor a number such as 1250.  Note that you can easily divide this number by 50 or 250.  There are other factors involved here also.  Try this factoring.

Next:  Are you able to evaluate the 4th root of 16?  It's 2.  How would you obtain that?

As you can probably see, I'm trying to involve you in the solution of this problem.