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How to combine like binomials with different exponents? For example, in this problem: ((1/3)(3x-7)^((1/2)))+(2/9)(3x-7)^(-(3/2)) Or just for something simpler like 5(x+1)^(1/5)+(x+1)^(-5)
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I ll give solution for simpler one :D, remove x+1 power 1/5 out, Now you need to know the powr of the other term so subtract -5-1/5
you can try to manipulate it into common exponents ...
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I need to factor these*
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I'm sorry Mashy, could you word that a little better?
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