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Please help me Algebra 1

Please help me Algebra 1-example-1
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Answer:

a.
√(x^n) =
x^(n)/(2)

b.
√(x^n) = x^((n-1))/(2)√(x)

Explanation:

a) When n is even, then it is divisible by 2. Because of this, you can write:


  • √(x^n) = (x^n)^(1)/(2)

  • √(x^n) = x^(n)/(2)

b) When n is odd, then n - 1 is even. This would make it divisible by 2, and there would be a remainder of 1, so we can write:


  • √(x^n) = (x^n^-^1^+^1) ^(1)/(2)

  • √(x^n) = (x^n^-^1 ×
    x)^(1)/(2)

  • √(x^n) = x^((n-1))/(2) ×
    x^(1)/(2)

  • √(x^n) = x^((n-1))/(2)√(x)
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