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I need to take the 1.16 root of x, do I show it as;
a) [itex]\sqrt[1.16]{x}[/itex]
OR
b) [itex]x^{\frac{1}{1.16}}[/itex]Thanks
AL
a) [itex]\sqrt[1.16]{x}[/itex]
OR
b) [itex]x^{\frac{1}{1.16}}[/itex]Thanks
AL
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