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What is the radical form of the expression a5/2

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Answer:


a^{(5)/(2)} = a^(2)√(a)

Explanation:

Given:

Given expression is.


= a^{(5)/(2)}

We need to write the given expression in radical form.

Solution:

Rewrite the expression as.


= a^{(5)/(2)}

Now we extract power as
(a^(m))^{(1)/(n) }=a^{(m)/(n)}


=(a^(5))^{(1)/(2) }

Now we write the above expression in radical form and simplify.


=\sqrt[2]{(a^(5))}


=\sqrt[2]{(a* a)* (a* a)* a}


=\sqrt[2]{a^(2)* a^(2)* a }


= a* a* \sqrt[2]{a}


= a^(2)* \sqrt[2]{a}


a^{(5)/(2)} = a^(2)√(a)

Therefore, the radical form of the given expression
a^{(5)/(2)} = a^(2)√(a)

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