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The definition of n square root in senior one mathematics. I don't understand (2) why the fourth power of plus and minus root sign 3 is more troublesome when A is greater than 0?
Hello!

You still don't understand the definition of n-th root. The operation of finding the n-th root of a number is called opening the n power, a is called the root number, and n is called the root index, where a must be greater than 0.

Give the simplest example, 2? =4,(-2)? =4, so√ 4 = 2 or -2.

I don't know if you understand.

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