Question

What is the simplified form of each radical expression?

Answer 1

\[\sqrt[4]{16x^11y^16z}\]

Answer 2

That’s x^11 and y^16 btw
Got \[4x^3y^4\sqrt{xz}\]

Answer 3

Don’t remove the 4th root from its position in the radical. Also, there isn’t three sets of four x’s in 11.

Answer 4

i got this

Answer 5

That’s okay

Answer 6

Ah, thanks!

Answer 7

Four goes into 11 twice, with three remaining. Should be x^2 on the outside and x^3 on the inside.

Answer 8

\[4x^2y^4 \sqrt[4]{x^3z}\] new final answer

Answer 9

You’re grabbing the square root of 16, not the 4th root

Answer 10

I’m confused..

Answer 11

16 = 2 time’s 2 tines 2 tines 2

Answer 12

Ooooh.. so 2 instead of 4?

Answer 13

Yes

Answer 14

That would also change something else. What might that be?

Answer 15

i have the answer i just cant put it in so imma draw it out

Answer 16

I dunno... everything else seems right

Answer 17

It better not be a direct answer.

Answer 18

Haha, yeah you’re correct. So it should by 2 x^2 y^4 4th root of x^3 z

Answer 19

ugh lol just lemme do it

Answer 20

dat should be the answer right?

Answer 21

Would use the equation tool if I wasn’t on mobile

Answer 22

No. I’m on mobile lol

Answer 23

Look right?

Answer 24

Yeah, this browser is glitchy. Only one I could find that showed the user list.

Answer 25

I’m using chrome on iPad Air 2

Answer 26

Haha, that cause you have a big enough resolution. Chrome won’t give me the QC desktop site cause the screen of my phone is too small.

Answer 27

Also, your 4th root looks like a 9

Answer 28

That’s my handwriting lol