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\[p ^{1/3}p ^{5/6}p ^{1/2}\div (p ^{4})^{-1/3}\]
Rules on Powers. \[p^a*p^b=p^{a+b}\]\[(p^a)^b=p^{ab}\]\[p^a/p^b=p^{a-b}\] Back to the question. \[(1/3+5/6+1/2)-4*(-1/3)\] \[2/6+5/6+3/6+4/3\]\[10/6+4/3\]\[5/3+4/3\]\[9/3\]\[3\] \[p^3\]
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