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Express each of the following as pure radicals 2√6​

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Answered by NicolasSam
1

Given \: exponential \:form : (21)^{\frac{1}{8}}Givenexponentialform:(21)

8

1

\underline { \pink { radical \:form \:of \:the \: number: }}

radicalformofthenumber:

= \sqrt[8] {21}=

8

21

\underline { \blue{ Definition : }}

Definition:

\begin{gathered} The \: positive \: n^{th} \: root \:of \: \orange {a} \\is \: called \: a \: surd\: or \: a \:radical . \end{gathered}

Thepositiven

th

rootofa

iscalledasurdoraradical.

\begin{gathered} Here , \orange {a} \: is \: called \: radicand , \\ < /p > < p > \sqrt[n] \:is \: called \: radical \:sign . \\\green {n} \\is \: called \: the \: degree \: of \:radical \end{gathered}

Therefore.,

\begin{gathered} \red{ radical \:form \: of \: (21)^{\frac{1}{8}}}\\\green { = \sqrt[8] {21}}\end{gathered}

radicalformof(21)

8

1

=

8

21

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