(2x^1/4)^2
What do you do with the 2 in front of the x?
Forgot to add... I'm doing polynomials for the problem. All I need is a little help not much. I can do the rest.
(2x^1/4)^2=
4x^1/2=
4√x
when to isolate such variable you need to work backwards from the outside and undo the equation
(2x^1/4)^2--->square root it
2x^1/4---> divide by 2
x^1/4---> put the whole equation to the 4
but x would be equal to 0 if you dont have anything on the other side
this
thanks
