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Tag: rational exponents

Perl: a command-line cube root program

By Jack Posted on November 29, 2015 Posted in computer science Tagged with cube root, perl command line arguments, Perl power function, perl programming, rational exponents

The tutor shows an example program with a few facets to discuss. So far as I know, to find the cube root in Perl, you need use the principle The following program calculates the cube root of a number given …

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Math: Simplifying a radical (aka root) expression

By Jack Posted on June 19, 2014 Posted in math Tagged with radicals, rational exponents, simplifying radicals

For this math tutor, the end-of-semester rush is about to end. Tutoring for exam prep, you tend to return to those “messy” problems students would rather avoid…. Radical expressions are among the most difficult topics in high school math. Let’s …

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Math: simplification with a rational exponent

By Jack Posted on May 3, 2014 Posted in math Tagged with radicals, rational exponents

Tutoring math, this topic is perennial.  The math tutor works an example. Imagine you are posed the following question: Simplify 32^(6/5) First, realize the following: 32^(6/5)=5√(32)^6 5√(32)=2, since 2*2*2*2*2 = 2^5 = 32. Therefore, 32^(6/5)=5√(32)^6=2^6=64 So 32^(6/5)=64. I’ll be saying …

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