Number Comparison Exercise: Identifying the Largest Value

Choose the largest value:

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00:00 Choose the largest value
00:03 The root of any order of the number 1 is always equal to 1
00:09 Apply the same method to all the expressions and determine the largest value
00:19 They are all equal, and that's the solution

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Choose the largest value:

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To solve this problem, we'll simplify each expression involving the roots of 1:

  • Simplify 11010 \sqrt[10]{\sqrt[10]{1}} :
    Since 110=1 \sqrt[10]{1} = 1 , then 11010=110=1\sqrt[10]{\sqrt[10]{1}} = \sqrt[10]{1} = 1.
  • Simplify 1310 \sqrt[10]{\sqrt[3]{1}} :
    Since 13=1 \sqrt[3]{1} = 1 , then 1310=110=1\sqrt[10]{\sqrt[3]{1}} = \sqrt[10]{1} = 1.
  • Simplify 15 \sqrt[5]{\sqrt{1}} :
    Since 1=1 \sqrt{1} = 1 , then 15=15=1\sqrt[5]{\sqrt{1}} = \sqrt[5]{1} = 1.

Upon simplifying, each of the options results in the value 1. Therefore, all expressions are equal.

The correct answer is: "All answers are correct".

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Final Answer

All answers are correct

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\( \sqrt[10]{\sqrt[10]{1}}= \)

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