Radical Expressions Series #3 – Simplify fourth roots with exponents | Algebra 2

This video walks through how to simplify radical expressions involving fourth roots. It breaks down a large expression using prime factorization, exponent properties, and radical rules step-by-step. [Key Concepts] Fourth root simplification: ⁿ√(aᵐ) = a^(m/n) Break down coefficients and variables into powers of 4 Extract perfect fourth powers from under the radical [Study Tip] Look for perfect powers and group variables with exponents divisible by the index. Labeling steps with prime factorizations helps prevent mistakes! 📘 Selected from the textbook Algebra 2 Common Core Edition by McGraw Hill. 📌 Subscribe here →    / @thecalculushero33   #radicalexpressions #fourthroots #algebra2help #simplifyradicals #mathpractice #exponentrules #maths #미국수학 #highschoolmath #수학 #algebra