Radical forms:

Question

Radical forms:

DonaldTrumpofQC · Answer

\begin{array}{l}	ext{Question}\
	ext{Given } x>0 	ext{, simplify } \sqrt[4]{x^{32}} 	ext{ completely.}\end{array}

Spectrum · Answer

I'm actually learning this in Algebra II. Do you have any idea of where to start?

DonaldTrumpofQC · Answer

@spectrum wrote:

I'm actually learning this in Algebra II. Do you have any idea of where to start?

somewhat.

Spectrum · Answer

Okay well since $x$ doesn't contain a coefficient, we don't have to worry about rooting it. You always divide the exponent attached to $x$ by the degree of the root. So in order to get your answer, you simply divide the 32 by 4. Which leaves you with $x ^{8}$

Spectrum · Answer

Hope this helps! Enjoy your Friday. $\color{hotpink}{\heartsuit}$

jhonyy9 · Answer

@donaldtrumpofqc wrote:

$$\begin{array}{l}\text{Question}\ \text{Given } x>0 \text{, simplify } \sqrt[4]{x^{32}} \text{ completely.}\end{array}$$

do you know this ? $$^{\sqrt[3]{x}}= x^{\frac{ 1 }{ 3 }}$$

Jasonisyours · Answer

this was so last year