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Grade 109 grade maths

Write cube root of3,square root of3,and the fourth root of6 in ascending order?

Profile image of Sarun Sathis
11 Years agoGrade 10
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Profile image of SHAIK AASIF AHAMED
11 Years ago
Hello student,
Please find the answer to your question below
Given (3)1/3,(3)1/2,(6)1/4
Equalizing powers by multiplying and dividing by 12 we get
=(3)(12)/(3*12),(3)12/(2*12),(6)(12)/(4*12)
=(34)1/12,(36)1/12,(63)1/12
=(81)1/12,(729)1/12,(216)1/12
As in ascending order 81,216,729
So ascending order is(3)1/3,(6)1/4,(3)1/2
Profile image of Sourabh Singh
11 Years ago
LHS=cos6A-sin6A= (cos2A)3-(sin2A)3
=(cos2A-sin2A)(cos4A+sin4A+cos2Asin2A)
[sincea3-b3=(a-b)(a2+b2+ab)]
=cos2A((cos2A+sin2A)2-cos2Asin2A
[sincecos2θ=cos2θ-sin2θ]
=cos2A.(1-1/4(2sinAcosA)2=cos2A.(1-1/4.sin22A )
[sincesin2A=2sinAcosA]
= RHS
Profile image of Nilanjan Kundu
11 Years ago
First we would take the LCM of the th roots.LCM will be 12. Then we will write cube root of three like (3^4)^1/12, square root of 3 like (3^6)^1/12 and fourth root of 6 like (6^3)^1/12. THis would be
(81)^1/12, (729)^1/12 and (216)^1/12. Therefore, this in ascending order would be (81)^1/12  
Profile image of Aryan Vyas
11 Years ago
In such questions,we have to take the LCM of the powers first.In this case the LCM of 3,2 and 4 =12.Then we have to convert the powers to 12 and the no.which is used for this purpose has to be should be raised inside the radical,i.e.
4×3 root 34 ,6×2 root 36 , 3×4 root 63
=12 root 81, =12 root 729, =12 root 216
Now it becomes easier to rearrange as the power of the radicals are same.
Now,rearrange as we do for normal nos.
=>12 root 81
=Cube root 3