The last answer should be 8x^-5/3. I forgot the negative sign.
@CoolVibesChannal Says:
What if we have a negative numerical as if -(216)^2/3. You did not cover that
@edwardl2153 Says:
more correctly, the exponent inside the radical should be outside:
x^(m/n) = (ⁿ√x)^m
this is because when x is negative, the numbers inside the radicals cannot be multiplied together. for example,
(-2)^(1/2) = √-2 = √2 i
(-2)^(2/4) = ⁴√((-2)²) = ⁴√4 = √2
as you can see, the answers are different even though 1/2 and 2/4 are equivalent. but if the exponent is outside the radical,
(-2)^(1/2) = √-2 = √2 i
(-2)^(2/4) = (⁴√-2)² = ((1+i)/⁴√2)² = 2i/√2 = √2 i
as you can see, the answers are now the same.
many people have this misunderstanding because most textbooks and videos (like this one) puts the exponent inside the radical, which is not correct. this is why √(x²) ≠ x , as if x=-5 √((-5)²)=√25=5 and -5≠5.
@SyedMoksudHossain Says:
Bro in 4:04 the 1 upon 3 should be 0.33 not 0.3 bruh.
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@OritsuMinamoto Says:
14:06 8/ ³√x⁵ = 8x^-5/3 not 8/ ³√x⁵ = 8x^5/3
@OritsuMinamoto Says:
8:19 if the decimal number is 2 instead of 1 place can i use 100 to multiply
@rao-oz2it Says:
8:33
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@MaxScince Says:
Isn't the last exponent has a negative sign ? Because we raised them to the numarator ?
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@MisterCV_Chess Says:
Sir i love you but i think 14:07 there is a mistake instead of 8x^5/3, I am quite certain the answer should be 8x^-5/3
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@Wahbufet Says:
Is the last example’s answer correct? Should it be 8x raised to -5/3?
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Third comment
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