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sqrt x9 = x9/2 = x4.5
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This depends on what you're asking. If you're asking sqrt(9x), or square root of "9" times "x", then the answer would be 3(sqrt(x)), or 3 Times Square root of x.
If you were asking sqrt(x^9), then the answer would be as follows:
sqrt(x^9)
= sqrt((x^8)*(x))
= [sqrt(x^8)]*[sqrt(x)]
= (x^4)*(sqrt(x))
(If it's too hard to understand, the answer would be x^4 times the square root of x.)
That was simplified radical form. The above answer, x^(4.5) is also correct.
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