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Comment on Fractional Exponents
If you have the square root
Great question!
Great question!
It comes down to the square root notation.
The notation tells us to take the POSITIVE root of a number. So, even though a number like 9 has two square roots (3 and -3), the square root NOTATION tells us to use only the positive root.
Does that help?
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