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When 1250 to the 3/4 power is written in simplest radical form, which value remains under the radical?

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Answer: 8

Explanation:


1250^{(3)/(4)}=\sqrt[4]{1250^3} \\\\= \sqrt[4]{1250\cdot 1250\cdot1250} \\\\= \sqrt[4]{5^4(2)\cdot 5^4(2)\cdot5^4(2)} \\\\=5\cdot5\cdot5\sqrt[4]{2^3} \\\\=125\sqrt[4]{8}

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User Noobsharp
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Answer:

The value remains under the radical is 8.

Explanation:

Given : When 1250 to the 3/4 power is written in simplest radical form.

To find : Which value remains under the radical?

Solution :

The expression is written as
1250^{(3)/(4)}

Applying property,


a^{(x)/(n)}=n√(a^x)

So,
1250^{(3)/(4)}


=\sqrt[4]{1250^3}


=\sqrt[4]{1250* 1250* 1250}


=\sqrt[4]{5^4(2)* 5^4(2)* 5^4(2)}


=5* 5* 5\sqrt[4]{2^3}


=125\sqrt[4]{8}

Therefore, The value remains under the radical is 8.

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