Algebra/algebra 2- rational exponents
Expert: Richard J. Raridon - 12/11/2008
Questioni need help on my math... and could you tell me how to solve them to?
1. (2)^1/3
simplify the expression using the properties of radicals
2. squareroot 3 squareroot 5
3. squareroot 6 * square root 30
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squareroot 10
simplify expression. assume all variables are positive
4. x^1/4 5.(x^2/3)4
6. (x^3/5)1/6 7. x^5/3 _/_ x^2/3
perform indicated operation. assume all variables are positive.
8. 2 squareroot 3 + 4 squareroot 3
9. 6 ^5-root x+ 2 ^3square-root x
write expression in simplest form. assume all variables are positive.
10. squareroot 49x^3 11.4 squareroot x^3y^5z^8
thankyou!! i need help to understand how to solve them so i can pass my test. Where it says says squareroot its just saying to square root that number because i dont know what botton on the keyboard was to square root. thanks!
Answer1. (2)^1/3 means the cube root of 2, (2)^1/2 means the square root of 2. (2)^1/3 = 1/2^3 = 1/8
2. (3)^1/2(5)^1/2 = (15)^1/2
3. (6)^1/2(30)^1/2/(10)^1/2 = (18)^1/2 = 3(2)^1/2
4. x^1/4 = 1/x^4
5. 4x^2/3
6. (x^3/5)/6
7. (x^5/3)/(x^2/3) = x
8. 6(3)^1/2
9. I don't know what you mean by 6 ^5-root x
10. 7x(x^1/2)
11. 4xy^2z^4(xy)^1/2