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n^(5) = 1254
How am i supposed to solve this?

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User Soc
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Answer:

Explanation:


n^(5)= 1254\\n^(5) = 2.3.11.19

Therefore it is not possible that n is a perfect power of 5

it is approximately 4.16

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User Rana Usman
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Answer:

n ≈ 4.165

Explanation:

To solve this, you need to take the 5th root of both sides:


n^5=1,254


\sf{\sqrt[5]{n^5} =\sqrt[5]{1254}}

On the lhs we're only left with n as n^5 and the 5th root cancel each other out.

On the right-hand side we need to calculate:


n\approx4.165

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User Nurul Huda
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