Mathematics, 24.08.2019 07:30, IkweWolf1824

Calcule:
a) 64^ 1/2
b) 400^ 1/2
c) 8^ 2/3
d) (16/25) ^ 1/2
e) 100 ^ 0,5
f) 625 ^ 0,25
g) 32 ^ 1/5
h) (8/27) ^ 1/3

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Calcule:
a) 64^ 1/2
b) 400^ 1/2
c) 8^ 2/3
d) (16/25) ^ 1/2
e) 100 ^ 0...