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Alternate form of [math]\sqrt{x}[/math] is [math]{x}^{1/2}[/math].
What is the alternate form of [math]\sqrt{x}^\sqrt{x}[/math]?
x raised to the one half, raised to the x, raised to the one half
What happens if that goes to infinity?
I'm not doing your homework for you
Put it in symbolab and take the limit as x approaches infinity
No, I meant as more and more exponents piling up. I'm trying to wrap my head around it.
Graph the function then , dude. Fx is getting bigger. Square root doesn't reduce x that much. Sqrt 100 raised to sqrt 100 Is just 10^10, etc
Are you in 10th grade?
>infinity
No such thing.
so what do you do when you get a sour phd student as a lab supervisor
how the FUCK do I code vhdl, I'm going insane trying to figure out how to make an ASU in it.