Breaking down a radical to simplify the expression root

[@Sultan_A]

🌟🌠 Very Good, Brian McLogan, Keep It Up 🌠🌟

[@elvinarguetas.9993]

Now i understood the basic simplifying radicals.Thanyou teacher.

[@NaveenKumar-gd6bb]

this was so helpful

[@jooncns5842]

So after getting 7mt^4 you don't need to simplify again because of 4?? Sorry I'm a bit confused

[@providence3977]

Nah I got that too, ya good

[@equationzz3445]

what if it was t to the power of 9? How would you split them up into groups of t squared? Someone please answer me.

[@kathy8579]

idk how to explain it but it would be something like (t^8 + t) then simplify (t^8). thats what helps me. answer example could be [sq]7t4[sq]t ... sq (square root) the exponent of 1 is invisible :) I hope this helps

[@providence3977]

Austin is a good boi :)

[@filippofonseca]

THANK YOU

[@bearmanpig1568]

big up Austin

[@irwandasaputra9315]

7mt^4

[@ednavandam9114]

Can you please explain how to simplify the radicals square root of 180a to the 11 power.

[@brianmclogan]

use rational powers

[@marcusordaz6421]

Why can’t you just use “7m with times the square of t^4 + t^4”?

[@providence3977]

You could also just divide the exponent of t^8 by 2.

[@whosavarra]

Yea I’m still confused 😂😭