Find the value(s) of n if n^4=625.

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8 0

The answer is 5 and -5, because squaring a positive or negative number give the same value, so square rooting that number should give back those positive and negative value. THIS ONLY WORKS FOR WHEN THE SQUARE ROOT OR THE SQUARING IS AN EVEN NUMBER.

Soloha48 [4]3 years ago

4 0

F= 625/in5
And here is your answer.
Hope I helped!

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