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posted by  studyingmama on 10/8/2008 7:40:12 PM  |  status: Live  

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The question is, " How are radical expressions and exponential expressions related? In what sense do radicals  and exponentials behave the same way? "
 
I am much better at just doing it then explaining how. Any help would be great.
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posted by Sylafari on 10/8/2008 8:36:38 PM  |  status: Live
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studyingmama's comment:
"Your answer was kind of helpful, but I'm not sure it's what I'm looking for."
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Well
is the same as
That's how they behave in the same way.
As for how they are related basically x to the one half power is the same as root x.
Another example could be: x =
Hopefully I helped you out even though it may be of the slimmest of margins.
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posted by illusion on 10/8/2008 9:02:06 PM  |  status: Live
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"Thank you for taking the time to respond. It was helpful."
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It's pretty much what the person above said.
 
For exemple:
 
 
The 3 is called the index.
The 2 is called the exponent.
The x is called the argument.
 
 They'res other relations too, for exemple:
 
 
Same base of x, you can add the exponents.
 
 
 
Which can be expressed as a radical expression.
 
 
Another exemple:
 
Please rate me for the time it takes to help you!!! ty.
 
Did you know if you mesure the length of your arm and divide by the length of your elbow to your finger you will get
As of today in 2008, nobody in the world has found the sum of all they know is that it converges because of the p-serie theorem but they cannot find the sum.

One of my teachers, as been working on that sum for about 5 years now, he found a concret answer (he ended up creating an instrument of that serie called ''tritare'' its pretty cool) but he has not found a mathematical expression to express it.
 
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My pic is the instrument called Tritare.
 
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