-1/1 because it goes to the left once and up once so it will be one over one but it’s one the left side so it will turn negative so it will be negative one over one

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2 years ago

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1.13 Thank you! (Sorry it’s so blurry)

VikaD [51]

$\sqrt[8]{48^4}$ can be rewritten as $48^4$ to the $\frac{1}{8}$ power:

$(48^4)^ \frac{1}{8}$

Now, applying exponent rules (multiply exponent inside parentheses by the one outside parentheses), we get:

$(48^ \frac{1}{2})$

This is equivalent to $\sqrt{48}$ , so now, we just simplify:

$\sqrt{48}= \sqrt{16*3}= \sqrt{16}* \sqrt{3}=4 \sqrt{3}$

So:

$\sqrt[8]{48^4} =4 \sqrt{3}$

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3 years ago

Find the value of in the isosceles triangle shown below.<br> 10<br> 10<br> 8

Tamiku [17]

Hiiioo I will believe you us a² + b² = c² solve this ( pythagorean theorem ) but I could be wrong but I got 164 as my answer!

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2 years ago