00:03When there is a root of a fraction (A divided by B)
00:06It can be written as root of the numerator (A) divided by root of the denominator (B)
00:09We will apply this formula to our exercise
00:16When there is a root of a product (A times B)
00:20It can be divided into root of (A) times root of (B)
00:24Apply this formula to our exercise
00:32Factor 64 into 8 squared
00:36Factor X to the fourth power into X squared squared
00:42Factor 16 into 4 squared
00:50The root of any number (A) squared cancels out the square
00:56We will apply this formula to our exercise, and proceed to cancel out the squares
01:16Let's factor X squared into factors X and X
01:19Simplify wherever possible
01:22This is the solution
Step-by-Step Solution
To solve this problem, we'll follow these steps:
Step 1: Simplify the expression inside the square root.
Step 2: Apply the square root property to the simplified expression.
Step 3: Confirm the result with the answer choices.
Now, let's work through each step:
Step 1: Simplify the expression inside the square root:
We have 16x264x4. Divide the coefficients and the powers of x: 1664=4 and using exponents, x2x4=x4−2=x2.
Therefore, 16x264x4=4x2.
Step 2: Apply the square root property: 4x2=4⋅x2=2⋅x=2x.