Determine rational exponents, Mathematics

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Evaluate following.

(a) 6253/4

Solution

 (a) 6253/4

Again, let's employ both forms to calculate this one.

            6253/4   =( 6251/4 )3 =(5)3  = 125           6251/4  = 5  because  54  = 625

             6253/4  = (6253 )1/4   = ( 244140625)1/4   = 125   because 1254  = 244140625

As this part has illustrated the second form can be quite hard to employ in computations. The root in this case was not an apparent root and not specifically easy to get if you didn't know it right off the top of your head.


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