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simplify x^1/3 times x^2/5
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Remember, if you are doing a multiplication problem and the bases are the same, then add the exponents.
Add the exponents to get 1/3 + 2/5 = 5/15 + 6/15 = 11/15 So the answer is \[\Large x^{\frac{11}{15}}\]
but ytou cant add fractions if the demoniators arent the same
you can add any fractions regarless of the denominators.... to add them just get both fractions to their equivalent form such that the denominators are the same.
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