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Write a whole number, n, that is larger than 5. To keep things interesting, try to pick an n different from what your classmates have already chosen. Give an example of a number whose nth root (for your n above) is a whole number. Explain how you approached finding your example.
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Answer to a math question Write a whole number, n, that is larger than 5. To keep things interesting, try to pick an n different from what your classmates have already chosen. Give an example of a number whose nth root (for your n above) is a whole number. Explain how you approached finding your example.
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1. Choose a number \( n \)
n = 6
2. To find a whole number whose 6th root is also a whole number, let’s pick a base whole number\( m \)
3. Choose\( m = 2 \)
4. Calculate\( m^n \)
2^6 = 64
5. Therefore, 64 is a number whose 6th root is 2, a whole number.
Answer:64
2. To find a whole number whose 6th root is also a whole number, let’s pick a base whole number
3. Choose
4. Calculate
5. Therefore, 64 is a number whose 6th root is 2, a whole number.
Answer:
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