Asked by Eve

3 (in the nook) of the radical of 8 raised to the second power according to my book equals 2^2 which equals for. But how and why does this equal 2^2? Can you explain the process please? I don't get how that radical equals four! Thanks for your help!

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Answered by bobpursley
your description of 3 in the nook means the cube root.

(cubroot 8)^2
2^2
4
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