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Example Question #311 : College Algebra
Evaluate
The denominator of the exponent "N" is the same as the "N" root of that number.
So
Example Question #33 : Review And Other Topics
Evaluate
This appears more complicated than it is.
is really just where
and
Re-written this equation looks like
Example Question #34 : Review And Other Topics
Evaluate
can be seen as , in a scientific calculator use the button where .
Example Question #312 : College Algebra
Evaluate the given rational exponent:
Rational exponents can be simplified by following this common rule:
We can apply this concept to the given value in order to evaluate:
Example Question #11 : Rational Exponents
Solve for :
We can use the given property of rational exponents to solve for :
Example Question #31 : Review And Other Topics
Solve for :
We can use the given property of rational exponents to solve for :
Example Question #32 : Review And Other Topics
Evaluate:
Step 1: We need to understand what the fractional value in the exponent is.
A fractional exponent, , tells us that we must take the th root of the number.
In this case, we have , so we will take the 4th root of .
Step 2: Calculate...
The answer is .
Example Question #311 : College Algebra
Simplfy:
Treat this with regular exponent rules.
Example Question #314 : College Algebra
Simplify:
The answer is not present.
Example Question #2 : Real Exponents
Simplify the following expression.
When multiplying exponential, the exponents always add. While the 2 in the front of the first exponential might throw you off, you may disregard it initially.
Which simplifies to
Our final answer is
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