To find all of the real fourth roots of 256/2401, we first simplify the fraction:
256/2401 = 16/151 = (16/151)^(1/1)
Now, we want to find the fourth root of 16/151:
(16/151)^(1/4) = (16/151)^(1/4)
To simplify, we can rewrite 16 as 2^4:
(2^4/151)^(1/4) = (2^4)^(1/4) / 151^(1/4) = 2 / 151^(1/4)
Therefore, the real fourth roots of 256/2401 are 2/(151)^(1/4) and -2/(151)^(1/4).
Find all the real fourth roots of 256/2401
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We have the fraction 256/2401, which simplifies to 16/151 when reduced.
To find the real fourth roots of 16/151, we need to calculate (16/151)^(1/4)
Let's first express 16/151 as an exponent:
16/151 = (16/151)^(1/1)
Now, to take the fourth root:
(16/151)^(1/4) = (16/151)^(1/4)
Taking the fourth root can be simplified as follows. Rewrite 16 as 2^4:
(2^4 / 151)^(1/4) = 2^(4/4) / 151^(1/4) = 2 / 151^(1/4)
So, the real fourth roots of 16/151 are 2/(151)^(1/4) and -2/(151)^(1/4).
We have the fraction 256/2401, which simplifies to 16/151 when reduced.
To find the real fourth roots of 16/151, we need to calculate (16/151)^(1/4)
Let's first express 16/151 as an exponent:
16/151 = (16/151)^(1/1)
Now, to take the fourth root:
(16/151)^(1/4) = (16/151)^(1/4)
Taking the fourth root can be simplified as follows. Rewrite 16 as 2^4:
(2^4 / 151)^(1/4) = 2^(4/4) / 151^(1/4) = 2 / 151^(1/4)
So, the real fourth roots of 16/151 are 2/(151)^(1/4) and -2/(151)^(1/4).