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We will discuss here about the meaning of n√a.
The expression n√a means ‘nth rrot of a’. So, (n√a)^n = a.
Also, (a1/a)n = a n × 1/n = a1 = a.
So, n√a = a1/n.
Examples:
1. 3√8 = 81/3
= (23)1/3
= 23 × 1/3
= 21
= 2.
2. 4√9 = 91/4
= (32)¼
= 32 × ¼
= 31/2
= √3.
Note: 31/2 = 2√3. But 2√3 is also written as √3.
Solved examples on nth Root of a:
Express each of the following in the simplest form without radicals:
(i) 4√52
(ii) n√xm
(iii) 3√64−4
Solution:
(i) 4√52 = (52)1/4
= 52 × 1/4
(ii) n√xm = (xm)1/n
= xm × 1/n
= xm/n.
(iii) 3√64−4 = (64-4)1/3
= 64-4 × 1/3
= 64-4/3
= (43)-4/3
= 43(-4/3)
= 4-4
= 14×4×4×4
= 1256.
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