Asked by Nancy
I am confused as to what the nth power is.
Is it any number as an exponent that leaves the radicand the same?
Could you please show me an example?
thanks,
Is it any number as an exponent that leaves the radicand the same?
Could you please show me an example?
thanks,
Answers
Answered by
drwls
The nth power of a number is that number multplied by itself n times.
If n is a negative number, the nth power of x is [1/x] multiplied by itself n times.
If n is not an integer, you need to use logarithms to define x^n.
Log x^n = n Log x.
If n is a negative number, the nth power of x is [1/x] multiplied by itself n times.
If n is not an integer, you need to use logarithms to define x^n.
Log x^n = n Log x.
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