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Radicals Summary

Mathematics Volume 1 of 2
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RADICALS Review of Introductory Mathematics Changing Exponents to Radicals How  to  convert  radicals  into  exponential  form  has  been  explained.   Sometimes  however,  it  is necessary or convenient to convert exponents to radicals.   Recognizing that an exponent is the equivalent of the nth root is useful to help comprehend an expression. The expression can be written as .   It is algebraically expressed as: 51/3 3 5 a 1 m m a The above definition can be more generally described as: n am (am) 1 n a m n and n b m b 1 n m b m n Examples: 152/3 3 152 161/2 2 16 4 MA-01 Page 78 Rev. 0







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