Complete the following exercise:
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Complete the following exercise:
To solve the problem , we will follow these steps:
Step 1: Evaluate .
Since 16 can be expressed as , we have:
Evaluate .
Since 8 can be expressed as , we have:
Step 2: Multiply these simplified expressions together:
Finally, converting back to radical form:
Thus, the solution to the problem is , which corresponds to answer choice 3.
Choose the largest value
A nested square root means you take the square root twice! First find , then find . Using exponent rules: .
Because 16 is a perfect fourth power (), so . But 8 = , so is not a whole number.
When you multiply , the denominator 4 in the exponent tells you it's a fourth root: .
Yes! Calculate and separately. Both should give approximately 3.364.
(square root), while (fourth root). The fourth root is much smaller because you're asking "what number to the 4th power equals 128?"
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