Question

10m^(12/5)..write in radical form...

Answer 1

\[\large x^{a/b} = \sqrt[b]{x^a}\]

Answer 2

remember that rule

Answer 3

also..when there is an exponent usually the one on its left is the only one affected

Answer 4

therefore only m is raised to 12/5 and NOT 10

Answer 5

can you go on from those info?

Answer 6

that's a fun way to state it...

Answer 7

do you get both of us @Lovely95 ??

Answer 8

lol i love it when my avatar dominates the thread

Answer 9

Yes, I get it! I think, I got \[10\times \sqrt[5]{m ^{12}}\]

Answer 10

yes..but wait you stil need to simplify it!!

Answer 11

no the question doesnt require simplification

Answer 12

oh..well then you have the answer in your hands, young padawan..it is no longer blowing in the wind

Answer 13

ahahaha ok thanks :D

Answer 14

my pleasure ^_^ i would say my famous quote...but it seems inappropriate with this avatar so i'll just say you're welcome :)

Answer 15

hahahah, ur funny ;)