Holt Mcdougal Larson Algebra 2: Student Edition 2012
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Expert Solution & Answer
Chapter 3.1, Problem 11E
Solution
The equivalent expression in radical notation for the expression 514 .
4√5
Given:
The expression, 514 .
Concept Used:
- The even inter root of a number is defined for positive values only that are greater than or equal to 0.
- The odd integer root of all real numbers is defined.
- Power of a power property: (xa)b=xa⋅b
- The equivalent expression in rational exponent for any nth radical is given by, n√a=a1n .
Calculation:
In order to rewrite the given expression with rational exponents in radical notation, use the concept that the radical notation for any expression of the form a1n is n√a . So, the radical notation for the given expression is
514=4√5
Therefore, the equivalent expression in radical notation is 4√5 .
Chapter 3 Solutions
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