SOLUTION: (36b)^1/2(2b^1/4) equals nb^r where n the coefficient is: and r the exponent of b is:

SOLUTION: (36b)^1/2(2b^1/4) equals nb^r where n the coefficient is: and r the exponent of b is:

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Question 181818: (36b)^1/2(2b^1/4)
equals nb^r where
n the coefficient is:
and r the exponent of b is:
Answer by jim_thompson5910(35256) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
Note:

So

This means that

So

Now add the exponents and multiply:

So where
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