I'm not sure what the correct answers is, heh..please help me

Antoine Pietri asked Nov 10, 2023

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Antoine Pietri asked Nov 10, 2023

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Given expression is

$\sqrt[4]{2}=2^{(1)/(4)}$

Among the given options the simplication that applies the power rule is

$(2^{(1)/(4)})^4=2^{(1)/(4)}.2^{(1)/(4)}.2^{(1)/(4)}.2^{(1)/(4)}$

This can be simplified as

$2^{(1)/(4)+(1)/(4)+(1)/(4)+(1)/(4)}=2^{(4)/(4)}=2$

Hence the corresponding simplification is D.

SpoksST answered Nov 14, 2023

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