That was the best explanation I have seen so far! I needed a refresher. Been out of school for a long time and need to tutor my sister in her college algebra class. Thank you so much for this!!!!
So, just so I hopefully pass my test tomorrow, if the index (n) is even and the radicand exponent (m) is also even but ends up coming out in the end as an odd exponent, then you have to put absolute values around it? Also thank you so much. I don’t know why I’ve been struggling so hard to wrap my head around this part of the unit
What an obnoxious and pedantic thing to exist. Next time God makes a new universe I'm going to see to it that he makes its physics internally consistent without resorting to gimmicks like this.
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That was the best explanation I have seen so far! I needed a refresher. Been out of school for a long time and need to tutor my sister in her college algebra class. Thank you so much for this!!!!
Thank you, wasn't taught in my class and got marked off for it on my quiz.
Great video!
Thank you so much!!! I couldn’t wrap my head around this and your explanation was very helpful!
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Thank you ,you almost saved my life
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So, just so I hopefully pass my test tomorrow, if the index (n) is even and the radicand exponent (m) is also even but ends up coming out in the end as an odd exponent, then you have to put absolute values around it? Also thank you so much. I don’t know why I’ve been struggling so hard to wrap my head around this part of the unit
This was perfect. Thank you
Very helpful!!! Thank you
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very clear!
Thank you.
dude i understood t so fast! loveed the xbox joke haha
What an obnoxious and pedantic thing to exist. Next time God makes a new universe I'm going to see to it that he makes its physics internally consistent without resorting to gimmicks like this.