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Convert to exponential form...multiply 1/2 and 1/3 =1/6...convert back to radical form....faster typing than video lol.

if this isnt fast enough you can do this nth root, mth root of a is equal to (mn)th root of a you can do this by multiplying roots together or try another one nth root mth root oth rooth is equal to (mno)th root of a and soo on soo fourth or when you see mth root (oth root of (a)^p)^n= (mo)th root of (a)^pn or a^(pn/mo) i hope this is helpful

Cool

³√(√x)) = 6√x

Can you teach me how to hold a pen like you 😅

Multiply repeated indices just like you multiply repeated exponents.

How about x^(1/[√3])=?

@joeythreeclubs

5 ай бұрын

The (square root of three)th root of x.

@TheRook404

5 ай бұрын

1/1^(√3) = √³√x

@tobybartels8426

5 ай бұрын

You don't really need to do anything with that, but if you want, you can rationalize the denominator in the exponent to get x^(√3/3). If you really want to, you could write that as ³√(x^√3), but I wouldn't.

If CosecA + CosecB + CosecC = 0 then prove that, (ΣSinA)^2 = ΣSin^2A Can someone help me 😭😭😭

@TaimTeravel

5 ай бұрын

What is Summation Σ ? How does it even work?

why not just 3*2=6