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Radical Functions and Rational Exponents Quiz

#1

What is the simplified form of √(16x^6)

4x^3
Explanation

The square root of 16 is 4, and half the exponent of x^6 is 3.

#2

What is (27x^4)^(1/3) equivalent to?

3x
Explanation

Cube root of 27 is 3, and the exponent simplifies to x.

#3

What is the simplified form of √(9x^2) + √(16x^4)?

7x^3
Explanation

Square roots combine as 3x + 4x = 7x.

#4

What is the value of (64x^6)^(1/6)?

4x
Explanation

The sixth root cancels the exponent, leaving 4x.

#5

What is the simplified form of (√(4x^5) * √(25x^3)) / (2x^2)?

5x^(5/2)
Explanation

Simplify square roots and divide.

#6

What is the value of (125x^6)^(-1/3)?

5x
Explanation

Cube root of 125 is 5, and exponent becomes -2.

#7

What is the value of √(25x^8) / √(5x^2)?

5x^4
Explanation

Square root of 25 is 5, and subtracting exponents gives x^(8-2) = x^6.

#8

What is the simplified form of (8x^3y^2)^(-2/3)?

4x^2y^2
Explanation

Negative exponent flips the fraction and cube root of 8x^3 is 2x.

#9

What is the simplified form of (√(x^2) * √(x^6)) / x?

x^4
Explanation

Simplify each square root, multiply, and divide by x.

#10

What is the simplified form of (27x^4)^(2/3)?

81x^2
Explanation

Square root of 27 is 3, and exponent becomes x^(42/3) = x^2.

#11

What is the simplified form of (81x^9)^(1/2)?

9x^4.5
Explanation

Square root of 81 is 9, and exponent becomes 9/2.

#12

What is the simplified form of (16x^6y^4)^(-1/2)?

2x^3y^2
Explanation

Negative exponent flips the fraction and square root cancels the exponent.

#13

What is the simplified form of (x^(-3/4) * y^(1/2))^2?

x^(3/2) * y^(1/2)
Explanation

Square each term, and multiply the exponents.

#14

What is the simplified form of (x^(1/3) * y^(1/4))^6?

x^2 * y^(3/2)
Explanation

Multiply exponents by 6.

#15

What is the simplified form of (x^(3/2) * y^(1/3))^3?

x^4.5 * y
Explanation

Multiply each exponent by 3.

#16

What is the simplified form of (x^(5/3) * y^(1/4))^2?

x^(10/3) * y^(1/2)
Explanation

Square each term and multiply the exponents.

#17

What is the simplified form of (x^(7/4) * y^(1/2))^4?

x^(7/4)y^2
Explanation

Multiply each exponent by 4.

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