Determine radicals in exponent form, Mathematics

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Evaluate following.

               √16 and 1877_radicals in exponent form.png

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To evaluate these first we will convert them to exponent form and then evaluate that since we already know how to do that.

 (a) These are together to make a point about the importance of the index in this notation.  Let's take a look at both of these.

√16 = 16 1/2  = 4          because 42  = 16

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Thus, the index is important. Different indexes will provide different evaluations so ensure that you don't drop the index unless it is a 2 (and therefore we're utilizing square roots).


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