100 to the 5/2 power in simplest radical form

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Jason Stevenson asked Apr 13, 2022

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100 to the 5/2 power in simplest radical form

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The answer is 100,000

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Answer:

Sqrt 100^5

100,000

Explanation:

Sqrt (100)^5

= sqrt 10000000

= 100000

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