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81^(1/4) in simplest radical form
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FireMage957
FireMage957
07-01-2019
81^(1/4) =
[tex] \sqrt[4]{81} [/tex]
=3
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Аноним
Аноним
07-01-2019
Using the formula,
[tex] {a}^{x \div n} = \sqrt[n] {a}^{x} [/tex]
81 is a and n is 4 so in simplest radical form it is
[tex] \sqrt[4]{81} [/tex]
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