Dividing Radicals Answers
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The quotient property of radicals requires the indices of the radicals to be the same. Does this mean that it is not possible to write as a single radical? Explain.
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The expression can be written as a single radical. Rewrite the radicals as rational exponents: y^(3/4) / y^(1/2) = y^(3/4 - 1/2) = y^(1/4), which is the fourth root of y.
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What is in simplest exponential form?
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The radicands are powers of the same base, so they can be written using rational exponents.B
Simplify the quotient of the exponential expressions by getting a common denominator and subtracting exponents.C
The simplified expression is the 4th root of y.4
What is the simplest form of ?
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What is in exponential form?
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