Learn how to take the square root of a square radical, root(100x^8)

The video tutorial explains how to perform prime factorization and use exponent rules to simplify expressions. It demonstrates how to represent numbers and variables using square roots and alternative methods. The tutorial concludes with a final calculation, showing how to express 100X to the 8th power as a squared number, resulting in 10X to the 4th power.

How can you represent 100X to the 8th as numbers squared?

What is the prime factorization of 100 as discussed in the text?

Explain how X to the 8th can be represented using the rules of exponents.

What does the square root of X squared equal according to the explanation given?

What is the final answer derived from the calculations involving 10 and X?