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Hello. I believe you question looks something like this When we are given questions with square roots we have to remember a little rhyme. “The number the denominator goes in the notch” Basically what that means is the number that is in the notch of the root sign becomes a fraction exponent, in our case 1/2. That may be confusing so let’s look at the example
Hope this helps, Brennan Yaremko
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