Question

dividing radicals
√3x^2y^3/4√5xy^3
what do you do with the variables and the exponents?

Answer 1

you need subtracting the exponents of the same terms when you need divide terms with exponent
but before all you need writing radicals in the form with exponent like sqrta =a on exponent 1/2

Answer 2

ok ?

Answer 3

i understood the first sentence but not the second

Answer 4

squarroot you can writing on the form x on exponent 1/2

Answer 5

ok ?

Answer 6

sqrt(x)=x on exponent 1/2

Answer 7

how do you start on this problem?

Answer 8

you need to know again that sqrt(x3)=x on exponent 3/2
so squaroot from x cubed = x on exponent fractional 3/2 where you can seeing that the denominator sign the indice of radical and the numerator will be the exponent of the term inside radical

Answer 9

ok

Answer 10

hope that is understandably

Answer 11

there is sqrt from 3x squared y cubed =3 on exponent 1/2 and x on exponent 2/2 and y on exponent 3/2

Answer 12

right ?

Answer 13

now write the denominator the same and after you see the same terms and just you need subtracting those exponent of the same terms

Answer 14

ok ?

Answer 15

i dont get it sryr

Answer 16

if you have the time, can you explain it from the start because i have no idea

Answer 17

explain like if you were explaining to a three year old pelase

Answer 18

i have nooooooooo idea whatsoever