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find the rationalising factor of 5 root 128

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Answered by sharonr
9

The rationalizing factor for \sqrt[5]{128} is \sqrt[5]{8}

Solution:

We need to find the rationalizing factor for \sqrt[5]{128}

Rationalizing factor is a term with which a term is multiplied or divided to make the whole term rational.

The above number can be written as:

\sqrt[5]{128}=\sqrt[5]{32}\times \sqrt[5]{2\times2}=2\sqrt[5]{4}

The above number become a rational number,

If we multiply the obtained expression with \sqrt[5]{2\times2\times2}

2\sqrt[5]{4} \times \sqrt[5]{2\times2\times2}=2\times2=4

Rationalizing factor = \sqrt[5]{2\times2\times2} = \sqrt[5]{8}

Thus, the rationalizing factor is \sqrt[5]{8}

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Answered by byreddyvineeshareddy
0

Answer:

R.F of ⁵128

⁵√128 × ⁵√8

=⁵√1025

= ⁵√4⁵

=4

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