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Given that n^2/3 = 8 and n> 0

work out the value of n.

Give your answer in the form a square root b where a and b are integers.

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Answer:

16
√(2)

Explanation:

Using the rule of exponents/ radicals


a^{(m)/(n) } =
\sqrt[n]{a^(m) } , then


n^{(2)/(3) } =
\sqrt[3]{n^2} , then


\sqrt[3]{n^2} = 8 ( cube both sides )

n² = 8³ ( take the square root of both sides )

n =
√(8^3)

=
√(512)

=
√(256(2))

=
√(256) ×
√(2)

= 16
√(2)

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