SOLUTION: 1. t^2/3= 4 - ("t" to the power of 2/3 equals 4). Please show me how to work it and not just give an answer. Thanks

SOLUTION: 1. t^2/3= 4 - ("t" to the power of 2/3 equals 4). Please show me how to work it and not just give an answer. Thanks

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Question 244598: 1. t^2/3= 4 - ("t" to the power of 2/3 equals 4). Please show me how to work it and not just give an answer. Thanks

Answer by nerdybill(7384) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Exponent rules:
=
.
So, for your problem:

I could raise both to the reciprocal power (3/2) to both sides:

We can rewrite the right side as:

But, raising something to the 1/2 is essentially taking the square root:

We can take "pairs" out from under the radical:

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